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WASHINGTON-Attendees of NAFCU's Congressional Caucus posed some serious questions to the NCUA Board members. When NCUA Board Member Debbie Matz finished her prepared remarks, one attendee asked her why so many large community charter conversions were being granted when hundreds of small credit unions were being driven out of business...

NCUA Chairman JoAnn Johnson speaks with House Financial Services Chairman Mike Oxley (R-Ohio) prior to a speech at NAFCU's 2004 Congressional Caucus held last week. See full coverage on pages 22-24.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - With Florida hammered by four hurricanes in only two months, the state's home corporate, Southeast Corporate FCU, has had to find creative ways to help itself and its members in any way it could. Southeast Corporate FCU President/CEO Bill Birdwell said the hurricanes forced SECORP to take...

According to an International Telework Association & Council survey conducted by The Dieringer Research Group, the number of employed Americans who performed any kind of work from home with a frequency range from as little as one day a year to full time, grew from 41.3 million in 2003 to...

WASHINGTON-As part of CUNA's National Hike the Hill month, the Alabama Credit Union League met with influential Senate Banking Committee Chairman Senator Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) to express their appreciation for a number of his stances on issues important to credit unions. League Vice President of Governmental/Public Affairs and Staff Counsel...

PASADENA, Calif. - Pasadena Federal Credit Union has sponsored the U.S. debut of Release of Souls - A Gift of Healing for the Human Spirit, a memorial concert and exhibit honoring those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. Attended by several hundred, proceeds from the event will be...

WASHINGTON - The Association of Corporate Credit Unions continues its metamorphosis. Some of its leaders say it's becoming a more legitimate "association" and in some ways more on par with the big boys of CUNA, NAFCU, and NASCUS, though its mission is much narrower. "We've been around about 10 years...

DETROIT - There appears to be no let-up by the Big 3 automakers in incentives to attract consumers to finance vehicles purchases through them. Last month Ford Motor Co. said it would match the six-year, no-interest loans GM planed to offer during the last three days of September on select...