Women Rise to Credit Union C-Suites: Judy McCartney, one of the few female credit union CEOs in 1990, reflects upon her legacy.

"Congratulations and thank you to two of the three women responsible for bringing me into the credit union movement! Loved working with all of you Shruti, Judy, and Michelle!"

 Credit Unions May Disclose Breached Merchant Names: MasterCard and Visa confirm the new policy with the California and Nevada Credit Union Leagues.

"This is a good practice so everyone can understand how widespread the breach/hacking practice exist. Also this will help allocate the weaknesses in the practice. Financial institutions absorb the cost but they may be blame for the breach/hack."

 DNA Data Security Favored by One in Four Americans: A quarter of Americans would submit DNA samples to their financial institution if it helped improve data security.

"I agree that biometric authentication – involving voice, facial recognition and finger prints, can be a great idea but what should I do if my biometric data is stolen? I know how I can change my password when needed, but how can I get another voice, face or other biometric? We still have that problem to solve."

Congressional Bill Calls for RBC Rule Review: New bill would delay RBC2 and force the NCUA to determine whether risk-based standards are necessary.

"I am glad Congress is finally being effective and actually helping the credit union movement!"

 Social Media to Credit Unions: Evolve or Die: Credit unions that still aren't leveraging social media's common bonds won't survive.

"Awesome article Heather. It is amazing how various social media channels seem to transcend demographic and psychographic segments yet still can be ignored by many CUs."

 CUNA Changes Will Serve the Movement Well: Pierce: Retiring CUNA board chair Dennis Pierce discusses the CUNA task force and the credit union movement's future.

"WHAT change? Name? OOOoooo, impressive. A name change will surely make our movement stronger."

 Had I Known Then What I Know Now: Onsite Butler Prison Interview: Read CU Times' exclusive prison interview with former Alabama One member Danny Ray Butler.

"I have no sympathy for this man. He acted illegally, and he knew it. Now, he wants to blame Alabama One for his misdeeds. Give me a break!"

 FinCEN, NCUA and Things That Make Me SMH: CU Times' executive editor questions the motives of FinCEN's leaked BSA report.

"Matz outraged? Why? It's just further proof that what goes around comes around. Not fun being on the receiving end, huh? Welcome to our world."