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Gaming Personal Finance to Fly as High as Angry Birds

By Myriam DiGiovanni | July 16, 2012

The fast-paced era of instantaneous information created by the Internet, social media and smartphones has resulted in a significant change in the manner in which people process information. And new research suggests that credit unions may want to rethink their approaches to financial education in looking for ways to connect...
Can Personal Finance Fly Like Angry Birds?: Print Preview

By Myriam DiGiovanni | July 12, 2012

Taking a gaming approach to personal financial management may be serious business, Filene thinkers think. Get the story now from next week's print edition.
Cost of Compliance May Come at Consumers’ Expense

By Heather Anderson | March 19, 2012

New regulations that aim to benefit consumers have become such a burden for credit unions that the cost of compliance may hamper growth and bring changes in the products, services and convenience consumers want the most.
Compliance Costs May Cost Consumers: Print Preview

By Heather Anderson | March 16, 2012

Rules aimed at helping consumers may cost them at the credit union. Find out how in this preview from next week's print edition.
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November 3, 2010

Alliant Credit Union, Chicago, announced that its charitable organization, Alliant Credit Union Foundation, has recently completed its first year of operations,
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September 29, 2010

BayPort Credit Union, Newport News, Va., is providing local teachers with 25 grant opportunities up to $300 each to fund innovative financial literacy programs in the classroom.
Growth Potential Lures Halleck to SDCCU

By Heather Anderson | July 28, 2010

The Golden 1 CU CEO Teresa Halleck said she wasn't looking for a new job when colleagues recommended she take a look at the $5 billion San Diego County Credit Union.