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Reading Works Federal Credit Union, Wyomissing, Pa., has recently offered two $500 Academic Achievement Scholarships to members of their CU Succeed Teen Club. Winners had to be a member of RWFCU and the Teen Club, a high school senior, accepted into and/or enrolled full time at a post-secondary school, and...

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. - The California Credit Union League's newly formed Latino Network will hold its first Webcast on Sept. 29 to educate credit unions on the multifaceted Latino market and how credit unions can serve this rapidly growing population. Latinos currently represent 13.1% of the U.S. population and are...

DULUTH, Ga. - Mike Culbertson, the former president of Credit Union Service Corp. who departed the big shared branch processor last March by "mutual agreement," is returning to the business of lobbying and state league administration. Culbertson, a veteran League staffer who served seven years as president of the Kansas...

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. - A group of Southern California credit unions has formed an organization to expose more students to the basics of personal finance. The group, called Southern California Credit Union Partners in Education, or So Cal CU-PIE, is modeled and named after a successful program that Sacramento-area credit...

ALBANY, N.Y. - Empire Corporate received such a strong response from a Membership Capital Account investment opportunity, dubbed "Premium MCA", it offered its CU members, that it had to expand from the initial offering by about $35 million. Member capitalization is voluntary at the $4.7 billion corporate, and it's not...

NEW YORK - NCUA Board Chairman Dennis Dollar will address the National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions' second annual Financial Literacy Day in New York City. The event, which will be held at the $229,000 St. Marks FCU in Harlem, will celebrate the Federation's Each One, Teach One program....

MADISON, Wis. - The National Credit Union Foundation has announced that it has been given the authority to administer $500,000 from the Department of Agriculture that credit unions can apply to use in low-income housing projects in their areas. "We're pleased to be able to act as an intermediary on...

WASHINGTON-Many Washington, D.C.-area based credit union organizations and Congress were shut down at deadline as Hurricane Isabel touched down in North Carolina and raced up the Mid-Atlantic region. In deference to the hurricane bearing down on the D.C.-area Thursday, the NCUA Board decided to cancel its meeting scheduled for Sept....