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WASHINGTON-Prior to attacks, credit union lobbyists were very optimistic for the future of the bankruptcy reform legislation, but now nonessential items before Congress have been pushed into the background. According to recent reports from CUNA's lobbying team, Congress will probably adjourn mid-October, following the passage of legislation related to the...

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - To fly or not to fly? As many Americans are asking themselves that question, credit union organizations are preparing to serve an industry that takes to the skies less often. Not all are ready to dump their frequent flyer miles just yet. Take Les Muma,...

WASHINGTON - If there is such a thing as there being a good time for an economic slowdown, CUNA Economist Mike Schenk says the softening economy the country is going through now "couldn't have happened at a better time for credit unions." Nobody of course-Schenk included-wishes for economic prosperity not...

America's First Federal Credit Union, Birmingham, Ala., has reached more than $400 million in total assets. In addition, for the first time AFFCU has surpassed $300 million in loans. AFFCU serves over 93,000 members. Pinellas County Teachers Credit Union, Largo, Fla., has instituted an innovative policy that allows certain employees...

WALLINGFORD, Conn. - Put a group of credit union or league CEOs together in a room to discuss an issue, and you'll likely get a healthy debate from both sides defending their position. CEOs' positions on the Renaissance Commission's vision statements and CUNA President/CEO Dan Mica's decision to share those...

SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Security Service Federal Credit Union President and CEO David E. Reynolds is a man with a plan. And regardless of whether it's a plan for reducing credit union net operating expenses or for restoring a rare automobile, Reynolds is relentless in pursuing his final goal. The...

DENVER - Attorney General Ken Salazar and the American Association of Retired Persons have joined forces to help protect the elderly from con artists. According to Salazar, nationally last year alone elderly victims lost $40 billion to con artists. "The mission is simple: to ensure that no senior is left...

LITTLETON, Mass.- To help identify or apprehend the persons responsible for terrorist acts in New York City, Washington and Pennsylvania, Viisage Technology, Inc. a biometric face-recognition/identification provider, has offered the FBI free use of its technology. ``It is clear that the use of face-recognition technology can make a real difference...