The stories we tell ourselves frame how we view the world, our place in it and how we respond to it. I call this internal viewpoint our myths, our prisms that interpret the world. The myths we create for ourselves have a profound impact on our ability to recognize and respond to change. Continue reading →

Judge Christine M. Arguello has issued her decision in Bellco Credit Union versus the United States of America. Continue reading →

The U.S. Census Bureau reports that credit unions hold only 6% of assets among U.S.-based depository institutions. Continue reading →

NACUSO said business lending CUSOs are not affected by an anti-money laundering proposal from the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network. Continue reading →

Even before arriving at Aspire Federal Credit Union, Paul Perez was very familiar with the taxicab medallion business. Continue reading →

Jeff Russell wants credit union executives to consider participations in credit union-issued credit card loans as one way they can boost their investment income in hard economic times. Continue reading →

We really are fortunate to be working in an industry where collaboration and sharing of ideas are still prevalent. Continue reading →

On the surface, it looks like a marriage consummated by the turbulent financial downturn and a stream of fairly new regulations. Continue reading →

CUSOs that primarily help credit unions manage credit, debit, ATM and other payment transaction say that helping their member credit unions weather the current economic storm and even thrive are their biggest challenges over the next three months. Continue reading →

These unprecedented times create an opportunity for credit unions to flourish in the coming decades if we harness the power of collaboration and pair that with innovation to meet the needs of consumers. Continue reading →