WASHINGTON -- Credit unions should use the upcoming economic rebound to find ways to better serve their members, NCUA Board Member Michael Fryzel told NAFCU Congressional Caucus attendees last week.

Credit Union Times has a goal for 2009 to include Letters to the Editor in nearly every, if not all, issues. We had letters in nearly every issue of 2008.

Town North Bank has confirmed that long-time CEO John Reap has stepped down as CEO. Town North is the only bank owned by credit unions in the U.S..

WASHINGTON -- Paul Kanjorski (D-Pa.) is usually among the most popular figures at credit union gatherings and NAFCU's Congressional Caucus was no exception.

Western Federal Credit Union has filed a lawsuit against Chrysler Deputy Chief Executive Jim Press for defaulting on a loan.

As college tuition costs continued to rise along with the need for resources to pay for college among students, big lenders started to drop out of the market as the economy took a dive and the door of opportunity for credit unions opened.

World Council of Credit Unions President/CEO Pete Crear is taking G-20 regulators to task, accusing them of failing to utilize input from financial cooperatives as they create new financial rules and regulations.

These charts from the National Federation of a Community Development Credit Union's report illustrate that while credit unions reaching out to serve the underserved have been struggling in the downturn, there has been some good news.