Two former members of the now-defunct St. Paul Croatian FCU are suing the NCUA saying the agency's insurance coverage level isn't adequate.
Steve Skertic and his wife, Marija, contend the agency owes them an additional $165,000 in addition to the $865,000 it has already paid them for five accounts they had at the credit union when it was conserved and liquidated last year.
The suit was filed in U.S. District Court in Cleveland where the Skertics live. Before it was closed last year, the credit union was headquartered in the Cleveland suburb of Eastlake.
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