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Indiana Credit Unions in the Media
Source: Credit union submissions and Internet news reports. Some stories may require passwords for access.
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Downtown Elkhart Inc., has assembled a new loan program with $1.6 million dollars for property owners in the downtown business district to potentially access. It will encourage the continuing momentum of investment for new and expanding businesses in the downtown. Participating credit unions are: INOVA FCU, Interra CU and Teachers CU.
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President/CEO Ruth Jenkins appears on Channel 7 Lifestyle to discuss mobile and online account security.
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WXIN - Fox 59 - 5/29/2014
FORUM CU's Andy Mattingly appears on Fox 59's "Money Matters."
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Three Rivers FCU is partnering with the Indiana State Police and the Better Business Bureau for a shred event at the credit union.
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The Journal Gazette - 5/25/2014
Shelly Meyer is business service sales manager at Three Rivers FCU.
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South Bend Tribune - by Dreama Jensen 5/22/2014
Notre Dame FCU is partnering with WNDU-TV and the Better Business Bureau for a shred event at the credit union.
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South Bend Tribune - 5/18/2014
At Notre Dame FCU, Kate Siupinski has been promoted, and Lisa Schlabaugh is a new employee.
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National and Wide-Reaching Coverage
Source: Credit Union National Association and other national sources. Some stories may require passwords for access.
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Automotive News - by Jim Henry 5/28/2014
It's time for dealerships to embrace customers' ties with their neighborhood credit unions and quit trying to steer them to other lenders.
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The Huffington Post - by Katherine Muniz 5/28/2014
In recent years, however, credit unions have been broadening their Field of Membership (FOM) qualifications, making it easier for interested individuals to join.
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THE WASHINGTON POST - by Jonnelle Marte 5/23/2014
Almost half (48 percent) of the people surveyed by the Credit Union National Association, a national trade association for credit unions, said they don't know how many loans their children will need to take out to pay for college. About a quarter of families were also clueless on the total dollar amount their children would need to borrow over the years.
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