WASHINGTON—A credit union representative will be testifying on Capitol Hill today before the Senate’s Special Committee on Aging.
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BRISTOL, Conn.—The mother of the Achieve Financial CU CFO who police say was ordered to withdraw money while what appeared to be a bomb was attached to him, is reporting that she found her son lying face down in the garage in their Bristol, Conn. home with his hands tied behind his back.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.—Tuscaloosa Teachers Credit Union has changed its name to RiverFall CU.
SAVANNAH, Ga.—NAFCU has kicked off its 2015 Strategic Growth conference here, where the focus is on how new technologies can be harnessed to boost credit unions’ bottom lines. The conference will run through Friday.
DALLAS—How are credit unions compensating directors?
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—A new study indicates that U.S. and U.K. consumers’ dependence on smartphones is growing quickly, having a big impact on their work and social lives.
WASHINGTON—Bluepoint Solutions and Ongoing Operations said they are expanding their partnership to bring Ongoing Operations’ Replicator data vaulting solution to Bluepoint’s credit union customers.
LANSING—The Michigan Credit Union League and Affiliates awarded Limestone Federal Credit Union in Manistique, Mich., with its Outstanding Credit Union of the Year award.
DES MOINES, Iowa—It’s no secret innovation will drive credit unions forward. Now one person is offering five steps to creating that innovation.
WASHINGTON–Even with the U.S. tax code likely to get the scrutiny of Congress this session, the credit union tax exemption will not be threatened, according to a number of members of Congress who addressed CUNA’s Governmental Affairs Conference here.