The NCUA's overall personnel costs need to be reviewed and budget increases should not be automatic each year, CUNA told CU Times on Wednesday.

The agency is expected to present its 2015 budget for approval at the monthly board meeting Nov. 20.

"It's almost like the budget increases are automatic and we're just asking the board members to stop and pause – is there a need to increase the budget ever year?" Mary Dunn, senior vice president and deputy general counsel at CUNA said.

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