Commentary

I read with interest the Editor's Column in the Nov. 3 issue where you discussed the issue of whether credit union board members should now be

The Federal Reserve Board's proposed amendments to Regulation Z regarding credit insurance and debt protection products are inaccurate,

Over the past 11 months as a contractor for the Filene Research Institute, dozens of credit unions, state leagues and national associations have blessed

Credit unions cannot afford grow old gracefully. As member age continues to rise some are taking successful steps to combat it. In this week's show we explored ways of recruiting not only youthful members, but also younger staff and board members.

It's no secret that credit unions are experiencing unprecedented challenges. And to address them most effectively, several credit unions are finding there is strength in numbers.

Credit Union Times ON AIR this week featured a variety of issues affecting credit union volunteers from education to volunteer/CEO relations to paying "volunteers."

Our guest blogger this week is Cary J Anderson, president/CEO of Main Street Financial FCU, and he has a thing or two to say about the NCUA's regulatory changes in response to the corporate crisis that have nothing to do with the corporate crisis.

Gen Y wants to do the right thing, but credit unions must guide the way with clear signposts and a smoother path.