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VACAVILLE, Calif. - Travis Credit Union employees have flipped over FISH!- the philosophy that emphasizes a fun approach to work. The philosophy is based on the film, FISH! which chronicles the fun-loving, energetic environment of the Seattle-based World Famous Pike Place Fish Market. Despite the hard work, long hours and...

Credit Union Times' latest online voting poll (see www.cutimes.com) asking why credit union CEOs get terminated, poses an interesting question. The number one reason I have seen is, "The CEO falls out of favor with the board for reasons other than fiduciary performance." Here's my take on it, based on...

Leading CU Auto Lenders (as of Sept. 2003) Rank

LATHAM, N.Y. - One cute terrycloth lion has helped credit unions here raise over $78,000 as part of Credit Unions Care for Kids. New York credit unions not only tapped into the popularity of the New York State Credit Union League's 2003 Care for Kids mascot Louie the Lion, but...

DENVER - John P. Sheehy, the top lobbyist for the Colorado Credit Union League for 30 years and who retired last September for health reasons, will receive a special honor Jan. 29 during the League's annual Legislative Forum. Sheehy, 58, joined the Colorado League in 1973 and has served as...

WASHINGTON-A varying array of hot button topics will be the focus of the breakout sessions at CUNA's Governmental Affairs Conference slated for Feb. 22-25. During the Feb. 23 session, breakout workshops will cover everything from financial privacy to the bankers' attacks to small business services. Breakouts will also touch on...

CHICAGO - It's always great to get new members, but when they come in droves and they're nervous it can be challenging for any credit union. That's just what one Chicago credit union is discovering. The 77th Street Depot Federal Credit Union, an almost $12 million dollar CU serving primarily...

DETROIT - Industry analysts predicted U.S. auto sales would end 2003 with a strong finish, boosted in part by automakers' aggressive year-end incentive push. DaimlerChrysler AG's Chrysler company was the most aggressive of the Detroit Big Three, offering six-year, interest-free loans and advertising cash rebates of up to $6,000 on...