Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union

Randolph-Brooks FCU Endows Scholarship in Former CEO's Name

By Marc Rapport | February 21, 2013

Randy Smith retired in December. Gift of $150,000 made in his honor to Alamo Colleges.
Mobility Matters: The Tablet Revolution, Continued

By Robert McGarvey | January 10, 2013

Technology writer Robert McGarvey in this week's column holds forth on why tablet apps will become a necessity, not a luxury.
RBFCU Returns $2.9 Million in Credit Card Rewards

By Natasha Chilingerian | December 26, 2012

Randolph-Brooks FCU says more than $30 million returned in program since 1994.
Mobile Mania Broke Out In a Big Way

By Robert McGarvey | December 19, 2012

Conferences, white papers, surveys, pilot programs, new applications all screamed the same refrain in 2012: mobile banking, mobile banking, mobile banking.
Randy Smith Is Retiring

December 5, 2012

Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union CEO Randy M. Smith has announced plans to retire effective Dec. 31.
Randy Smith Retiring from Randolph-Brooks FCU

By Myriam DiGiovanni | November 27, 2012

Smith to be succeeded as CEO by current President Christopher O'Connor at big Texas credit union.
For Holiday Spending, Consumers Will Use Cash and Debit

By Peter Strozniak | November 21, 2012

As consumers head to the malls and shopping strips this holiday season, more than half are expected to use cash or debit cards and only one out of three shoppers will break out credit cards to buy gifts, so reports an online survey of Litle & Co., a Lowell-Mass.-based payments...
Randolph-Brooks Signs, Lake Michigan Launches With ORCC

By Marc Rapport | August 15, 2012

Texas credit union to add digital banking solution while Michigan credit union completes deployment.
Randolph-Brooks FCU Now 400,000 Members Strong

By Staff Writer | August 12, 2012

Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union, based in Live Oak, Texas, has increased membership rapidly during the past several years, culminating recently in a milestone.
11 Small Businesses Helped by Credit Unions

By Michelle A. Samaad | August 10, 2012

From providing a micro loan to get a food truck up and running to approving capital for a disabled member’s rehabilitation startup, credit unions helped.