Commentary

Credit union people are like family to me, but, like family, sometimes there is a need to have a heart-to-heart talk.

Two profound declarations from President Obama's recent State of the Union address have substantial relevance for credit unions

As our nation's economy struggles to gain momentum, many of America's credit unions continue to feel the ripple effects from the recent financial crisis.

As consumers remain cautious with their spending in light of economic fears and uncertainty,

The credit union culture is not only too big to fail-it's too important to fail.

Toxic assets, bailouts and stimulus are words we have heard almost every day in 2009 from the broadcast news outlets, on the Internet and in our newspapers.

The credit union movement has finally received the kick in the pants it needed to take advantage of the distaste for banks that has settled on many consumers during the recession.

he NCUA Board's proposed corporate credit union regulations are most notable for what they do not do.