On a critical week for credit unions on Capitol Hill, CUNA is brining in the reinforcements.

More than 600 credit union executives and volunteers from throughout the country are expected to arrive in Washington today and tomorrow as part of the group's National Hike the Hill.

The three-day effort is aimed at reminding lawmakers of the good work that credit unions do and to push for items on credit unions' wish list, including raising the cap on member business loans.

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