Since the number of credit unions is decreasing, the NCUA's budget should be decreasing too, some credit unions are arguing.
After all, if the agency has fewer credit unions to supervise, it should cost the agency less to do its job, right?
Not so fast, NCUA officials said. The number of credit unions may be decreasing, but those that are left generally tend to be larger and offer more services.
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