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The popular Beyond the Job feature is back with another interesting look at what credit union leaders do outside the office. Page 46.

ARLINGTON, Va. - Fees for going over the limit of a credit card, unknown as little as 15 years ago, have climbed and become more ubiquitous, according to Cardweb.com, a site on the World Wide Web that tracks credit card trends. The site reports that card issuing Chase bank had...

SACRAMENTO - The Golden 1 CU has reached $5 billion in assets. The nation's fourth largest CU serves 550,000 members; has 67 offices; and operates 270 ATMs. The Golden 1 CU had a change in the corner office a few years ago when Stan Hollen left to become president of...

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. - Credit Union Direct Lending has begun operations in Illinois, bringing the number of states the CUDL program is fully operational to 13, serving more than 280 credit unions and counting 2,800 dealerships in its network. In addition to Illinois, the other 12 states are California, Nevada,...

WASHINGTON - June is National Homeownership Month, and to celebrate this third annual event, HUD is sponsoring Homeownership Expos in Las Vegas, Nev. and Miami, Fla. The events, which will be held along with many other small, local events planned around the country, are part of a month-long campaign by...

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. - The California Credit Union League released the results of its 2004 Credit Union Staff Compensation Survey, and the results provide an interesting insight into some human resource practices of credit unions in California and Nevada. Survey data show salary increases for management and non-management employees at...

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - Two events, the delivery of an oversized check and an unexpected, congratulatory visit from the new head of the Treasury's CDFI helped set the tone for what became a joyful, if cautious, celebration of the National Federation of Community Development Credit Union's 30th annual meeting....

SAN DIEGO - Robberies at credit unions have more than doubled since 1990, with robbers viewing credit unions as much easier targets than banks and other financial institutions, according to one of the most experienced bank robbery investigators in the United States. "Credit union robberies over the last 14 years...