WASHINGTON—Ahead of their return to Washington this month, CUNA has sent a letter to Congress stating that credit unions remain focused on the people they serve.
“As we finish up these last days in August, credit unions across the country remain focused on the people we serve and helping all people have the opportunity to achieve financial well-being,” wrote CUNA Deputy Chief Advocacy Officer for Federal Government Affairs Jason Stverak. “Many credit unions and state credit union leagues are holding legislative meetings back home, and still more are making plans to come visit Capitol Hill this fall.”
CUNA Board Chair—and CommunityAmerica Credit Union CEO—Lisa Ginter was featured in a video included with the message.
‘Consistent’ Service
Ginter said financial services are undergoing lots of change with new technologies and companies, but credit unions’ dedication to their members remains consistent, CUNA noted.
“When we do right by people, they will do right by us,” she said. “Our unwavering focus on people, not profits will continue to be the real difference-maker for credit unions, and more importantly, for the millions of members we collectively serve.”
Discussion of Proposed Merger
Ginter earlier shared her thoughts, along with NAFCU Chairman Gary Grinnell, on the proposed merger between the two trade groups with CUToday.info here.
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