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LIMERICK, Ireland–This country’s credit unions have voted in favor of a “radical reform” plan, but have voted against paying the person who has proposed it.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla.–The Pod Advertising, which works with numerous credit unions, has announced the grand opening of its newest division, CoLab @ The Pod.

RALEIGH, N.C.–Jim Blaine. Just saying his name is enough within credit unions to elicit a reaction. Admiration from credit unions that have watched the success and growth of State Employees CU, where he is CEO. Trepidation, from trade groups and others whose feet he has held to the fire. Applause or head-shaking, depending on the (don't call it) outspoken view he has taken on his popular blog.

ATLANTA—Even though many Americans understand the importance of good credit, most are not taking advantage of their free annual credit report, according to a new study.

LOWELL, Mass.–To express its appreciation for members, Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union’s Mortgage Team held a housewarming party at the home of new members, while separately the CU also sponsored a football clinic.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.––In conjunction with the rollout of its new EMV-enabled debit cards, Ent Credit Union’s new cards also feature scenic photos unique to the Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver communities Ent serves.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–Rick Metsger says his priorities at NCUA will not change now that he has been elevated to chairman, and stressed that overarching everything will be a Continual Quality Improvement process.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.—The video recording of the April 2016 open meeting of the NCUA board is now available on the agency’s website.

WASHINGTON—The CFPB and four federal financial regulatory agencies, including NCUA, have issued guidance providing supervisory expectations on how financial institutions should handle consumer deposit discrepancies.

PLANO, Texas—Confidence among credit union CEOs has rebounded a bit in Catalyst Corporate’s Credit Union CEO Confidence Index, which had decreased the final two quarters of 2015.