Northwest Credit Unions can Learn About NCUA’s 2019 Low-Income Grants in Upcoming Webinar

Qualifying credit unions are encouraged to apply early and contact their Association for assistance.

Credit unions are encouraged to take steps in May to simplify the application process.

NCUA moves forward with full, three-member board.

NCUA findings show strong membership and deposit growth.

Rodney Hood and Todd Harper appointed by Trump to fill board vacancies.

NCUA data shows high membership growth for the region.

NWCUA’s Regulatory Advocacy staff breaks down the key rulings and actions.

NCUA analysis finds NW credit unions in the top tier of all positive key growth categories.

Credit unions can use funds to build digital services, provide staff with professional development, and reach the underserved.

The Association urges NCUA to take the expansion even further to give credit unions more payday loan options.

Decision gives credit unions an additional year to raise capital and achieve compliance.

Chairman McWatters acknowledged Washington Congressman Denny Heck’s legislation to delay the process and study the impact on credit unions.

NWCUA anticipates future distributions.

NWCUA to host July 18 webinar that will help credit unions learn how to navigate the grant application process.