Protecting more than 16 million members, TruStage insurance products and programs include auto, home, life, accidental death and dismemberment, and health insurance. They’re available to credit union members across the U.S. and offer compelling and successful ways to build financial security for their families.
2016 Emerging Leaders scholarship recipient Jennifer Smith (Maps Credit Union) shares her experience in the first of a three-part blog series with Anthem on the Emerging Leaders program.
Three Oregon credit unions launch the Save to Win program in April, providing a life-changing opportunity for unbanked and under-banked families to build their financial assets.
Three Oregon credit unions launch the Save to Win program in April, providing a life-changing opportunity for unbanked and under-banked families to build their financial assets.
STCU received a national CUNA Desjardins Youth Financial Education Award, for “My Life, My Money,” a program that reached over 1,400 students last year.
Nearly two dozen credit union professionals who are on their way up the career ladder will soon begin six months of “transformational” training in the 2016 Emerging Leaders Program. Just three spots remain open.
More than 200 credit unions participating CO-OP Financial Services’ Miracle Match program last year netted $4.3 million for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. With 2016 grant applications now available, it’s a great way to increase your credit union’s contributions to Credit Unions for Kids.
More than 200 credit unions participating CO-OP Financial Services’Miracle Match program last year, netted $4.3 million for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. With 2016 grant applications now available, it’s a great way to increase your credit union’s contributions to Credit Unions for Kids.
More than 200 credit unions participating CO-OP Financial Services’Miracle Match program last year, netted $4.3 million for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. With 2016 grant applications now available, it’s a great way to increase your credit union’s contributions to Credit Unions for Kids.
Learn how you can better prepare for this year’s examinations; your question answered about contracts for third party services; plus this week’s legal briefs.
More than 150 advocates will be in Olympia Thursday to discuss the Credit Union Movement’s policy advancement agenda with lawmakers. Against that backdrop the NWCUA is tracking foreclosure, public funds, marijuana banking, and mortgage-related legislation.
Washington’s Lower Valley Credit Union is the first in the Northwest to receive the Juntos Avanzamos designation, showing it is willing and able to be a strong partner to this growing community.
Northwest credit unions continue robust auto lending in a “hot” market. Data from CUDirect and Callahan & Associates finds Washington credit unions grew the category by 56 percent since late 2011, while Oregon credit unions increased by 34 percent.
Only 20 people each year are accepted into Emerging Leaders. Participants practice intensive leadership exercises with one-on-one and group coaching from expert DDJ Myers trainers.
Point West “drives hope” to local nonprofit; Trailhead gets CDFI certified; Inspirus supports housing-insecure kids in Tukwila; Solarity announces winner of 2016-17 community partner vote.
If approved in federal court, the settlement would earmark $20 million for the credit unions and other financial institutions that joined the class action suit.
The beloved Berenstain Bears® children’s book characters are coming to a credit union near you, especially if you live near O Bee Credit Union. O Bee is bringing an innovative financial education program featuring the bears to Washington.
If you have ever wanted to volunteer to offer quality financial education, join an upcoming Financial Beginnings workshop and join them in empowering youth and adults to take control of their financial futures.