In the May 6 article "To Merge or Not to Merge? Ponder The Financials," George Frerichs' paraphrased quote should have read:

"The sky is falling, the sky is falling!" cried Chicken Little. Chicken Little jumps to a conclusion. Her friends are gullible. Panic ensues. Bad things happen. Then, as with all fables, we're presented with the moral of the story.

In her May 13th column Editor-in-Chief Sarah Snell Cooke ended with the statement, "Fortunately, the credit union community is working to find a credit union solution to a credit union problem.

The Federal Reserve Board on May 8 approved revisions to its Regulation Z mortgage disclosure requirements that implement provisions of the July 2008 Mortgage Disclosure Improvement Act.

To burden credit unions with the cost of funding NCUA's Stabilization Plan during a recession merits comment.

Michigan First Credit Union is now offering its 71,000 members an Internet banking Web site that includes the features of personal finance management software.

Data from Callahan & Associates' "First Look" program showed that while credit union operating expenses have increased from last year,

Jeffrey Pfeffer, a Stanford professor and author, points out that Detroit automakers have pandered to Wall Street rather than listen to their customers,