In This Issue
May 26, 2015
In the Media
May 14-26, 2015

This collection of positive news about credit unions and their activities is assembled from a variety of sources on the Internet and from credit union submissions. Note: links used here are external and the League does not control their expiration dates.
 
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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.
Michigan City News-Dispatch - by Richard Chambers 5/21/2015
Purdue FCU is sponsoring a financial literacy initiative at Michigan City High School.
WTTV CBS4 - 5/20/2015
FORUM CU's Andy Mattingly appears on the Indianapolis CBS station's "4 Your Money" segment.
LaPorte County Life - 5/19/2015
The credit union shares several fraud prevention tips in this article.
The Flyer Group - 5/14/2015
Applications are being accepted for the Joan Wolfe Legacy Grant program to help schools and non-profits. IMCU's Mandy Emery comments.
National and Wide-Reaching Coverage
Source: Credit Union National Association and other national sources. Some stories may require passwords for access.
The Motley Fool - by Jay Jenkins 5/24/2015

Since the financial crisis, credit unions have seen an explosion of business at the expense of banks across the country. There are very clear cut reasons why. It's time for banks and bank investors to sit up, pay attention, and start catching up.   

Fox Business - by Daniel Cross 5/22/2015

Protecting what you own against the risk of loss is the fundamental concept behind getting insurance. Keeping your money in a federally insured credit union gives you that same peace of mind.  

Roll Call - by Jim Nussle 5/21/2015

CUNA's Jim Nussle responds to ABA's recent attack on credit unions. "The fact of the matter is Congress provided credit unions a federal tax-exemption because of their not-for-profit, member-owned cooperative structure," explains Nussle. The credit union structure benefits everyone especially those with a low to moderate income.

The Motley Fool - by Matthew Frankel 5/19/2015

Perhaps the best reason to choose credit unions is that they generally charge lower fees and pay better interest rates on deposits than traditional banks do. 

Seeking Nominees for League Awards Programs
To nominate someone for any of the League awards, or to enter the statewide portion of CUNA's Awards programs, visit the League website.