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TAMPA, Fla. - MacDill Federal Credit Union has returned to the CUNA Mutual Group fold for its Credit Union Bond and Special Insurance Package programs. After a nine-year absence, reliability and the quality of coverage sparked the $1.59 billion credit union's return. "We know CUNA Mutual values relationships, and they'll...

TULLAHOMA, Tenn. - AEDC Federal Credit Union has announced a merger with Columbia, Tennessee-based Maury Progressive Credit Union. "We are very excited to welcome members of Maury Progressive into the AEDC Federal Credit Union family," said President/CEO Caren Gabriel. "Maury Progressive's board of directors and members voted by an overwhelming...

FEDERAL WAY, Wash. - One third of the elected board positions of Jump$tart Washington have been filled by credit union and Washington Credit Union League staffers. Jump$tart Washington is a coalition of partners including banks, credit unions, government agencies, non-profit and for-profit organizations committed to financial empowerment for residents here....

While not Discouraging CUs From Expanding Their Powers, Bommarito says CUs Should Expect to Draw Criticism From Some. MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif. - Two years ago neither Western Federal Credit Union nor TRW Systems Federal Credit Union were members of the Billionaires Club - in fact, although both were large credit...

MONTPELIER, Vt. - Last year's efforts to modernize Vermont's credit union statute failed during the last legislative session, but legislators are trying again this session. The Vermont House Commerce Committee was expected to begin discussions Feb. 2 with Tom Candon, Deputy Commissioner of the Banking, Insurance, Securities and Health Care...

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - Members Credit Union has turned to Truliant Federal Credit Union for the site of its new headquarters. The $175 million credit union will move into Truliant FCU's former 54,000 square foot headquarters on Frontis Plaza Boulevard in May. "Developing the need to increase our operations' physical space...

SAN ANTONIO - An executive with MasterCard has predicted that still more changes are afoot in how Americans pay for goods and services, and he urged credit unions to become proactive about facing them. Rick Lyons, a senior vice president with MasterCard, told roughly 90 credit card executives attending TNB...

Every so often things happen involving credit unions that causes one to step back and ask, "Who's kidding who?" Perhaps it needs to be asked more often? Like in situations like these: As if passing a ridiculous banking industry backed resolution that in effect tells the United States Congress to...