America’s Credit Unions Supporting Candidates in the Last Week of Primaries

America’s Credit Unions Supporting Candidates in the Last Week of Primaries

As primaries kick off in five states today, America’s Credit Unions has announced that its PAC is supporting 34 pro-credit union candidates and is keeping a close eye on two key races, reports Emily Claus.

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Following Filene Part Four: A National Movement

Following Filene Part Four: A National Movement

In the fourth and final part of her Following Filene series, Emily Claus shares how Edward Filene and Roy Bergengren turned a budding movement into a national one, leading to the passing of the Federal Credit Union Act, and cementing Filene’s legacy.

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Following Filene Part Three: The Work Back Home Begins

Following Filene Part Three: The Work Back Home Begins

In the third part of her series, Following Filene, Emily Claus shares Edward Filene’s early work in cooperatives and the start of the credit union movement in the United States.

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Then Versus Now: How Credit Unions Are Born

Then Versus Now: How Credit Unions Are Born

Emily Claus compares how and why credit unions were created in the credit union movement’s earlier years with today’s credit unions and asks the all important question: are we the same today as we were at our founding?

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Following Filene Part Two: Inspiration Abroad

Following Filene Part Two: Inspiration Abroad

In the second installement of her series, Following Filene, Emily Claus covers Edward Filene’s travels to India and the Philippines, two places that served as huge inspirations for the work he would later do in the U.S.

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Following Filene Part One: Humble Beginnings in Boston

Following Filene Part One: Humble Beginnings in Boston

In her new series, Following Filene, Emily Claus takes readers on a journey through Edward Filene’s path to becoming the “Father of U.S. Credit Unions,” starting with his time working as a businessman in Boston managing his family’s department store.

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Senate Banking Committee Questions NCUA Deregulation Project

Senate Banking Committee Questions NCUA Deregulation Project

In a letter sent to NCUA Board Chair Kyle Hauptman at the end of June, Senator Elizabeth Warren questioned the agency’s deregulation project, shared concerns over the rolled back policies, and requested a briefing with Hauptman no later than July 16th, Emily Claus reports.

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CUSO Magazine Celebrates Credit Union History Month

CUSO Magazine Celebrates Credit Union History Month

CUSO Magazine welcomes back Credit Union History Month for its second year, a month-long event devoted to looking back at the key credit union moments and players that brought our industry to where it is today. Emily Claus shares the purpose of the event, how we’ll be celebrating, and how your credit union can get the most out of it.

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Credit Union Regulatory Relief Bill Passes

Credit Union Regulatory Relief Bill Passes

Monday night, the Senate passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, which includes several credit union relief elements, such as the long-awaited Credit Union Board Modernization Act, reports Emily Claus.

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NCUA Passes Interim Final Rule Confirming Preemption of IFPA

NCUA Passes Interim Final Rule Confirming Preemption of IFPA

The NCUA has officially published its interim final rule on interchange, declaring that the Federal Credit Union Act, which grants credit unions the right to charge fees, preempts the Illinois Interchange Fee Prohibition Act, Emily Claus reports.

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