Sylvia Lyon

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  Fiscal Cliff Could Curse New Mexico

  By Candice Reed  |  December 5, 2012

  As of June 30, New Mexico credit unions were thriving with a return on assets of 101 basis points, according to NCUA quarterly mapping data. That’s well above the national average of 0.86% ROA. However, the so-called fiscal cliff could curse profitability for credit unions in the Land of Enchantment.

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  New Mexico: Fiscal Cliff Could Curse the Land of Enchantment’s CUs

  By Candice Reed  |  November 6, 2012

  While ROAA is well above national average, dependence on government jobs could make New Mexico and its credit unions vulnerable to fiscal cliff.

• New Mexico Credit Unions Sign Compliance Services Firm

  By Zachary Galasi  |  August 3, 2012

  Partnership with PolicyWorks of Des Moines, Iowa.

• New Mexico Credit Unions Partnering with PSCU for Prepaid Card Focused on Teens

  By David Morrison  |  March 27, 2012

  Reloadable card can be used to teach the basics of personal finance, available through Credit Union Association of New Mexico.

• N.M. Credit Unions Exit State League

  By Jim Rubenstein  |  March 23, 2011

  The disaffiliation headache continued for CUNA this month with two large Albuquerque credit unions departing from the trade group and the Credit Union Association of New Mexico.

• Two Large New Mexico CUs Quit CUNA, CUANM

  By Jim Rubenstein  |  March 11, 2011

  The burden of trade association dues during a rough economy plus internal policy disputes apparently figure in two more disaffiliations disclosed this week.

• New Mexico Credit Union Association Hits $1 Million Hospital Goal

  By Jim Rubenstein  |  April 7, 2010

  The Credit Union Association of New Mexico is fulfilling a five-year commitment by completing a $1 million fundraising campaign to build a pediatric emergency unit for the University of New Mexico Children's Hospital in Albuquerque.

• CUANM Hits $1 Million Hospital Goal

  By Jim Rubenstein  |  February 16, 2010

  Fulfilling a five-year commitment, the Credit Union Association of New Mexico said this week it has now raised $1 million to build a pediatric emergency unit for the University of New Mexico Children's Hospital in Albuquerque.