Indiana Credit Unions in the Media
Source: Credit union submissions and Internet news reports. Some stories may require passwords for access.
|
The League's ignite initiative is the subject of this story.
|
Evansville Teachers FCU has partnered with an area school system to offer a themed debit rewards card.
|
The credit union presented a check to Mental Health America of Putnam County.
|
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - 2/9/14
Laura Byerly, AVP of mortgage lending at Midwest America FCU, is interviewed for this story.
|
NWI Times - Portage Community - 2/9/14
REGIONAL FCU's in-school branch and other sponsorships are mentioned among the reasons this school is rated highly.
|
The Herald Bulletin - Anderson - 2/8/14
Madison County FCU's $1,000 scholarship award to one Anderson Young Ballet Theatre Company dancer is mentioned in this community column.
|
NWI Times - Michigan City Community - 2/7/14
Members Advantage Credit Union made a $2,500 donation to the Michigan City Salvation Army's holiday fundraising campaign again. It was among the top 10 donations the organization received.
|
FORUM CU's Andy Mattingly appears on Fox 59's "Money Matters."
|
Ball State FCU's Randy Glassburn provides advice on making a card portfolio part of the credit union's core business. (Subscription required)
|
National and Wide-Reaching Coverage
Source: Credit Union National Association and other national sources. Some stories may require passwords for access.
|
REUTERS - by Lucia Mutikan 2/7/14
"We are far from having a booming economy, but we are growing increasingly confident that the economy is developing enough internal momentum to reach take-off velocity," said Bill Hampel, chief economist at the Credit Union National Association in Washington.
|
American Banker - by Ted Knutson 2/6/14
Credit unions are warning the Federal Reserve that moving to a real-time payment system would increase IT and personnel costs. But they also acknowledge that a failure to make the move could endanger them and other domestic financial institutions.
|
CNN Money - by Annalyn Kurtz 2/6/14
But wild cards like bad weather, yearly revisions and the end of federal jobless benefits, have economists on edge about their predictions. "This is a particularly weird month, coming as it does after December's strange and less-than-fully-believable results," said Bill Hampel, chief economist of the Credit Union National Association.
|
HUFFINGTON POST - by Bill Cheney 2/5/14
When I first heard the term "patent troll," I presumed it referred to some character in the latest "Hobbit" movie. But the more I heard about what patent trolls do, and how they bedevil small financial institutions -- including credit unions -- the more I became convinced that something had to be done to stop them, and right away.
|
NERDWALLET - 2/5/14
What if I told you that you could have not only a free checking account (with no hidden fees, really!), but also a checking account that earns interest or rewards whenever you use your debit card?
|
This video clip mentions credit unions' expense to provide new cards to members as a result of the Target data breach as part of the conversation on the economics of security breaches.
|