Massachusetts Credit Union League

Egan Announces Retirement from Three-League Post

By Heather Anderson | June 5, 2013

Dan Egan steps down after 30 years as league president in Massachusetts. Also led New Hampshire and Rhode Island leagues.
Credit Unions in Boston and NW Suburbs Closed Today

By Heather Anderson | April 19, 2013

Credit unions with offices in the northwest Boston suburbs where one bombing suspect was killed late last night are closed as ordered by area police.
Looming Nor'easter Shutters Credit Unions

By Peter Strozniak | February 8, 2013

Connecticut, Massachusetts leagues shut offices, credit unions reported doing the same.
Year of Progress Pockmarked With Disasters and Missteps

By Donald Shoultz | December 19, 2012

A week after super storm Sandy slammed into the East Coast, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie looked ahead to preparations for a nor’easter that was due to dump snow and rain on the already reeling Northeast.
After Obama Re-Election, Trades Focused on Lame Duck Session

By Heather Anderson | December 19, 2012

While President Obama won a resounding victory in his re-election quest, credit union trade groups celebrated their successes in the congressional races and turned their attention to the Congress’s lame duck session.
Members Rejected Tech CU Bank Bid

By David Morrison | December 19, 2012

In September, members of Technology Credit Union voted resoundingly to reject a proposal to convert their institution to a mutual bank.
The Year that Was ... 2012: Print Preview

By Donald Shoultz | December 13, 2012

Disasters and missteps are just some of the highlights in this early look at our Year in Review print issue out next week.
Warren Gets Seat on Senate Banking Committee: Reports

By Heather Anderson | December 4, 2012

Massachusetts Democrat to get one of two spots being vacated by retiring solons.
Relief and More Than a Little Anxiety

By Sarah Snell Cooke | November 14, 2012

We can all breathe a sigh of relief that the elections are finally over. The campaign sniping on the television and the intrusive robo-calling is done. Now, we have to get down to what it all means for credit unions.
New Friends, Old Allies Triumph

By Heather Anderson | November 14, 2012

A roundup of Nov. 6 results from the credit union industry perspective.