Credit unions are being called on more and more to testify before Congress on financial issues. But being in the hot seat isn't for the faint of heart, and as the story on page 4 shows, there's a lot of prep work involved.
Credit unions are being called on more and more to testify before Congress on financial issues. But being in the hot seat isn't for the faint of heart, and as the story on page 4 shows, there's a lot of prep work involved.
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By Peter Strozniak | April 18, 2025
Former auto salesman Ronnie Bonner falsifies documents, and fakes a dealership and non-existent vehicles.
By Jim Holt | April 18, 2025
An overview of what your CU and members need to know now about student lending, plus some industry trends.
By Natasha Chilingerian | April 18, 2025
The Board forms a CEO Transition Committee to assist in naming a new CEO for the California credit union.
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