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Credit Unions Must Keep Leadership Going on Financial Education

and during my tenure as chairman of the Credit Union National Association--I say what I mean. I strongly believe that credit unions play a unique role in the financial services market and that our way of doing business--our philosophy, our goals--benefit all consumers, members and nonmembers alike. We lead, others...

By Staff Writer | Updated on February 20, 2007

As everyone is aware who knows me through my 25 years in the credit union movement–and during my tenure as chairman of the Credit Union National Association–I say what I mean. I strongly believe that credit unions play a unique role in the financial services market and that our way of doing business–our philosophy, our goals–benefit all consumers, members and nonmembers alike. We lead, others follow, sometimes reluctantly.

One of the most important areas that calls out for credit union leadership is the field of financial education for all Americans. We are at the forefront now, as evidenced by CUNA’s recent financial literacy summit bringing together key players to share their expertise in this area. We want to stay there.

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