TCF National Bank, the financial institution that has sued the Federal Reserve over its proposed debit interchange rule, has based their argument against the rule in part on the rule's small issuer exemption.

The fight over debit card interchange and CUs’ participation in that fight made the front page of The New York Times this morning.

The $87 million Shreveport Federal Credit Union has used the long-term capital it received from the U.S. Treasury's Community Development Capital Initiative to grow its portfolio of very small business loans.

Vance Moore II, the leader of a conspiracy that bilked investors out of tens of millions of dollars in an ATM fraud, has been sentenced to 97 months in a federal prison.

Credit unions should continue to throw themselves body and soul into fighting a looming cap on debit card interchange, but should do so without any significant expectation that they will succeed.

The nation's two nationwide shared branching networks took large strides into member service and mobile banking with two announcements at CUNA's Governmental Affairs Conference last week.

WASHINGTON — More than 800 CU industry executives and volunteers gathered at the Grand Hyatt Hotel on Feb. 28 to honor the National Youth Involvement Board, former CUNA CEO Dan Mica and Rudy Hanley, longtime CEO of SchoolsFirst CU, with the Herb Wegner Awards for 2010.

Wisconsin's Office of Credit Unions closed the Wisconsin Heights Credit Union of Ogema, Wisconsin and appointed NCUA as its liquidator.