The $865 million InTouch CU moved into Nevada after taking over failed Ensign FCU.

Taking part in a special “Student Lending Fair,” Pennsylvania credit unions will be showcasing to lawmakers and policymakers next week what they see as an enlarged role in student lending amidst the ongoing state budget cutbacks.

A group of 10 government employee credit unions, caught in a bitter standoff a year ago with the Missouri Department of Transportation and forced to relocate because of a state budget squeeze, is making headway this month finding new sites, with one CU rebranding and opting for a community...

Minnesota credit unions and banks were joining forces this week to oppose a retailer-backed interchange bill they described as “very bad legislation.”

It now looks like it could take until the third quarter for the Iowa Credit Union League, its processing affiliate and the National Cooperative Bank of Washington to finalize a plan to dissolve Iowa Corporate Central Credit Union and morph its correspondent services into the bank.

Despite the back-office burden of handling thousands of pennies for a local charity drive, Terry Belcoe, president/CEO of the $137 million North Coast Credit Union in Bellingham, Wash., insists his CU is showing the way in demonstrating community commitment.

With the exception of an impromptu clash over the credit union tax exemption, the Federal Reserve Bank information seminars that joined credit union and community bank CEOs finished the month with a wary but shared camaraderie.

The interchange fallout and the prospect of Connecticut credit unions cutting back staff if the Dodd-Frank delay bill fails to pass turned out to be topic No. 1 at the newly streamlined annual convention of the Credit Union League of Connecticut on Tuesday.