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NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. - NACUSO Executive Director Bob Dorsa has had seven years to work with the association and witness the growth in the number and viability of CUSOs. Now, says Dorsa, ruminating about what he's witnessed in the industry, "it's time for CUSOs to step back, assess and integrate...

BOSTON - A $135 million state chartered credit union has sued the Massachusetts Commissioner of Banks for the permission to attempt to convert from a state chartered credit union to a federally chartered mutual savings bank. Commissioner of Banks, Thomas J. Curry, and the NCUA have denied Postal Community CU's...

LATHAM, N.Y. - Credit unions from throughout the Empire State took the International Credit Union Day message to the media in a unique way on Oct. 17. In New York City, CU staff and volunteers showed up early wearing credit union brand t-shirts and brandishing an International Credit Union Day...

CUSOs are continuing to evolve and play a more vital role in the CU industry. Read about some of their initiatives on pages 18 and 19.

REDWOOD SHORES, Calif. - Aggregation provider Yodlee says it finally has some proof that there's a beneficial Return-on-Investment (ROI) to offering aggregation. While aggregation is one more online service that can add some stickiness to a CU's online presence, the wild card has always been ROI. Does a CU add...

FEDERAL WAY, Wash. and MESA, Ariz. - It's fitting that a governmental affairs guru, an author and teacher would all come from the Augustine clan. Fitting because dinner conversation almost always centered on credit union issues and travel to board meetings and league conferences with children in tow was the...

Numerica Credit Union, Spokane, Wash., has donated over 2,200 items that children need in their classrooms. Items ranged from pencils and paper to crayons, markers, and even backpacks. The following schools benefited from Numerica's donations: Sheridan Elementary School, Arlington Elementary School, Grant Elementary School, Pratt Elementary School, Progress Elementary School,...

WASHINGTON-As lawmakers scurried out of town October 18 for last minute campaigning in their individual districts, they passed a continuing resolution to last through November 22, quelling the burning question inside the beltway of whether or not a lame duck session would occur. At this point the House is expected...