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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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WANE TV 15 - 12/22/2014
One of the credit union's branches will close due to sale of the property. Funds from the sale will be used to create the 3Rivers Federal Credit Union Foundation. The foundation's mission will be to enhance the lives of the communities where the credit union serves through education, financial literacy and health and wellness.
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Credit Union Journal - 12/22/2014
Slide #24: Indiana Members CU donated to Susan G. Komen Central Indiana.
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Times-Mail - 12/20/2014
Crane FCU's Kenny Greenwell and his selection as the recipient of the League's Leadership Achievement Award is the topic of this story (Password/subscription required).
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WXIN Fox 59 - 12/18/2014
FORUM CU's Andy Mattingly appears on the station's "Money Matters" segment.
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In the news section titled "Business ownership initiative names board," it is mentioned that Eli Lilly FCU will have a representative on the board of the Indy Chamber's Ownership Initiative. The credit union confirmed that Lisa Schlehuber is the board member.
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Kokomo Tribune - 12/16/2014
Solidarity Community FCU hosted "Holiday Celebration at the Seiberling."
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Evansville Courier & Press - 12/15/2014
Andy Miles has been named Director of Mortgage Sales at Evansville Teachers FCU.
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Inside Indiana Business - 12/12/2014
TCU's Paul Marsh is a new board member and the chair-elect of the St. Joseph County Chamber of Commerce.
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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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Bankrate - by Holden Lewis 12/15/2014
In a podcast, Mike Schenk, CUNA senior economist, explains what happens when consumers promise that they're going to be cautious with their spending. And he recommends how to save for the holidays next year. Mike's segment begins at around the 11:50 mark.
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Gov Info Security - by Tracy Kitten 12/17/2014
A portable flash drive holding sensitive customer data from Palm Springs Federal Credit Union was lost after it was handed over to an NCUA federal banking regulator as part of a recent examination. Eric Richard issued a comment that CUNA is "deeply concerned about this event. NCUA examiners are charged with promoting the safety and soundness of credit unions, not putting it at risk. NCUA should conduct a thorough review of the situation to see what steps it can take to make sure that nothing like this happens again. Trust in the agency is at stake."
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