financial products

Letter: Look to Picture on Branches

By John W. Hyche | May 29, 2013

Regarding “Should Branches Be Added to the Endangered Species List” in the May 15 issue: Recently, trade publications have been awash with articles debating the future of the branch.
Pelican State CU Alliance Brings Financial Services to Louisiana Underserved

By Michelle A. Samaad | May 2, 2013

Baton Rouge credit union opens financial resources center in Shreveport.
Ins and Outs of Using Low-Income Designation

By Scott Butterfield | April 10, 2013

If yours is one of the NCUA’s newly designated low-income credit unions, congratulations.
SEC Enforcement Action Penalties: $1.5 Billion and Counting

By Michelle A. Samaad | April 9, 2013

Agency posts list of actions against securities firms since financial crisis began.
Vincent Ciambriello Named President/CEO at Sikorsky Financial CU

By Marc Rapport | April 3, 2013

Ciambriello had been acting president since Thomas J. Williams retired from Connecticut credit union last year.
75-Year Anniversary for CitizensFirst Credit Union

By Staff Writer | March 27, 2013

The Wisconsin Credit Union League has honored CitizensFirst Credit Union of Oshkosh for providing 75 years of continuing financial service to its members.
LendKey Touts 58 Signings to Cloud-Based Student Lending Platform

By Marc Rapport | March 18, 2013

Along with a new name, LendKey said it added 58 credit unions to its client list for student lending services in 2012.
A Lot of LICU Designations: A Lot of Possibilities

By Scott Butterfield | March 12, 2013

You're a newly designated low-income credit union, congratulations! You now have access to tools that can be leveraged for growth and aren't available to all credit unions.
Branching 3-13-13

March 8, 2013
Onsite Coverage: We’ve Only Just Begun: NCUA, CFPB on Consumer Protections

By Robert McGarvey | February 27, 2013

WASHINGTON — CFPB, NCUA panelists tell breakout session that consumer protection efforts aren't going away. Indeed, they are likely to intensify.