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Headlines
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ICYMI: CUNA Testimony to Senate Committee Questions Bank Interference with Themselves
CUNA President/CEO Jim Nussle said banks are asking the government to place restrictions on other banks, which would interfere with their fiduciary duty to make decisions in the best interests of the bank’s shareholders. -
Filene: The Future Always Comes Fast
Credit unions continue to look far and wide for inspiration and lessons that they can put into practice to stay competitive. -
Resource One CU Receives CDFI Grant to Support Community Projects
Resource One Credit Union received a Community Development Financial Institutions grant to fund projects designed to support the credit union’s surrounding communities. -
FivePoint CU Promotes Angie Smith to Branch Manager
FivePoint Credit Union President/CEO Erik M. Shaw has announced the promotion of Angie Smith branch manager II in Lumberton, Texas. -
Cornerstone League Welcomes New Board Member Shawn Bailey
The election for the vacancy in Asset Category 4 on the League Board has concluded, and Shawn Bailey, CEO of AMOCO Federal Credit Union, was elected to fill the vacancy, which was created when Mike Kloiber resigned pending his retirement in August.
Upcoming Events
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South Texas Conference & Expo
Corpus Christi, TXJoin the Coastal Bend Chapter and Magic Valley Chapter of Credit Unions for the 2026 South Texas Conference & Expo to learn, connect, and have a blast. -
Central Texas Chapter Golf Tournament
Temple, TXJoin the Central Texas Chapter of Credit Unions for a golf tournament benefiting the Children's Miracle Network. -
Houston Chapter Meeting
Houston, TXJoin the Houston Chapter of Credit Unions for a presentation on business continuity for credit unions. -
Fort Worth Chapter Bowl-a-thon
Fort Worth, TXJoin the Fort Worth Chapter of Credit Unions for a Paw-some Cause at the Annual Bowl-A-Thon. -
Fort Worth Chapter Meeting
Fort Worth, TXJoin the Fort Worth Chapter of Credit Unions for an inspiring conversation about what makes credit unions different and why our cooperative roots still matter today.