The interchange message and its TV advocacy campaign is getting a boost this month from an unexpected linkage between two credit unions—one in California and the other in Kansas.

As it turns out, a California member of the $167 Cabrillo Credit Union of San Diego helped spark a widely seen TV interview by the president of the $179 million Mid American Credit Union in Wichita.

"The interchange issues affects not only members in San Diego but consumers everywhere," said Robin Lentz, president/CEO of Cabrillo.

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