How will independent experts view the NCUA’s merger of the corporate credit union bailout leftovers into the share fund?
Keeping credit unions’ money for itself in the corporate bailout fund merger is the last straw — NCUA’s self-interest trumped its cooperative responsibility.
Are you willing to get involved in saving the NCUA from itself and the credit union movement for future generations?
The NCUA does not need to keep credit union corporate bailout money, if the past is still prologue.
Free from congressional oversight, how will the still-independent NCUA answer calls for its own financial answerability?
The regulator is offering a rare opportunity for input on how it handles billions in credit unions’ money, but the movement better move fast.
Five years ago, I forecast that Katrina could cost the credit union system up to $2 billion. How wrong I was!
Merging the TCCUSF and NCUSIF is a good idea. But don’t let NCUA fool you into keeping $1 billion of your members’ money.
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Here’s how and why to learn more and then speak out about the NCUA’s proposed merger of the corporate credit union and share insurance funds. Plus, attend our webinar.
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