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WASHINGTON–Many people and organizations talk “empathy,” but what it’s really about involved removing one’s shoes, according to one person who shared insights around building organizations and processes that successfully incorporate women’s viewpoints and experiences.

WASHINGTON–For a lesson on “improving service to women,” CU leaders gathered here were offered an example from 4,100 miles away.

BALTIMORE–Two credit unions have named new presidents and CEOs.

WASHINGTON–Reps. Juan Vargas (D-CA) and Anthony Gonzalez (R-OH) have introduced the Credit Union Board Modernization Act (HR 6889), which would update the Federal Credit Union Act by modifying the requirement that credit union boards meet not less than six times per year.

WASHINGTON— While the banking industry trade associations continue their work to eliminate credit unions' tax-exempt status, they also continue to fail to acknowledge its economic benefits, according to a letter sent by NAFCU to the Hill.

WASHINGTON--The situation in Ukraine drew the attention of several members of Congress who addressed CUNA’s GAC, both of whom believe the United States can do more.

AUSTIN, Texas— United Heritage Credit Union here has adopted CURevl’s new college planning website, colleging.com, the company announced.

MADISON, Wis. –The National Credit Union Foundation has published a research brief that details how credit unions can increase membership, expand lending and improve the financial well-being of members, adding the research focuses on “those most in need.”

PALM COAST, Fla.–Beginning Monday March 7, CUToday.info will be moving to a new solution to improve the service of its popular daily email news headlines.

WASHINGTON—In what was the best month for job growth since July of 2021, the U.S. economy added 678,000 jobs in February, exceeding the expectations of most economists.