Publisher Mike Welch's column in Credit Union Times is always a must-read, and in the July 3rd issue, he asks an important question - "Why should credit unions document their service to low-income people?" After reading his column I wondered, "why wouldn't credit unions want to document their services to...

ARLINGTON, Va. - Jerrie Lattimore, administrator for the Credit Union Division, North Carolina and current NASCUS chair, has decided to run for a second one-year term. Lattimore was elected to the position during NASCUS' 2001 Annual Conference. NASCUS bylaws allow the chair to run for a second term. This year's...

OVERLAND PARK, Kansas - Margaret Blankers, vice president of public affairs and communications for U.S. Central Credit Union, is leaving U.S. Central to start her own PR firm, Margaret J. Blankers Public Relations Group, LLC. Blankers has been with U.S. Central for four years. Previously, she served as vice president...

COLUMBIA, S.C. - While the American economic engine continues to lurch, IT managers in credit union land say their work force has stabilized and that the softened labor market has helped them find and keep good help. That's the take from a quick check Credit Union Times did with executives...