Credit Union Times Magazine-June 21, 2017

Red Flag Alert: How to Not Be ‘That Employer’

Natasha Chilingerian

When I was a nave 27-year-old, I decided to move to the San Francisco Bay Area and took the first job offered to me there despite the ominous red flags.

Mortgages Grow Credit Union Loan Portfolios: Infographic

Tim Schafer

See the latest stats on credit union mortgage lending from Callahan & Associates.

Focus Report: Mortgage Lending

Natasha Chilingerian

Housing market favor sellers, with low housing inventories, rising prices and builders who can't keep up with demand.

Credit Unions Didn't Start the Fire

Kathy Geary and Bernard McLaughlin

Credit unions must join the debate on the 21st Century version of the Glass-Steagall Act.

Meeting Members’ Mortgage Needs in Paradise

Andrew Rosen

Living in paradise comes at a high price and first-time homeowners have it especially hard.

People

Tonya Knudesn

Janelle Hockenbrocht (left) and Chelsey Johnson (right) of the $649 million AltaOne Federal Credit Union in Ridgecrest, Calif., accepted a community service award from Sierra Sands Unified School District recognizing the credit union's outstanding support of the youth in the Indian Wells Valley. During the past few years, Hockenbrocht and...

Scaling the Mortgage Compliance Mountain

Jackie Adams

Credit unions need expertise to build and maintain a successful mortgage portfolio.

Readers Fire Off Opinions

Tonya Knudesn

These reader comments addressed a California credit union merger, Apple's new P2P and CU news out of Washington.

Mortgage Momentum Highlights Credit Union Industry Success Story

Sam Taft

Credit unions are continuing to build on a record of successfully serving members while expanding the movement's footprint across the country.

Alabama One's Legal Woes

Peter Strozniak

Tammy Ewing at center of lawsuit filed by Alabama One, alleging dishonest acts committed by Ewing and other executives.

Credit Unions Strive for Mortgage Gains as Market Wavers

Jim DuPlessis

Navy Federal Credit Union sets its sights on the housing market on the nation's shores.

Best and Worst Places

Marlene Satter

When thinking about where you should someday retire, you might give serious thought to the midwestern part of the U.S.

Biometrics Catching on With Credit Unions

Roy Urrico

Biometric results continue positive trend when authenticating members logging in on mobile, institutions or workstations.

House Fight Over CHOICE Act Was Fixed

David Baumann

The Financial CHOICE Act turned out pretty anti-climactic.

Infographic

Tonya Knudesn