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Editorial
Ann Hayes Peterson, vice president/editor in chief
Bill Merrick, deputy editor
Michelle Willits, director, online editorial
Adam Mertz, associate manager
Sue Lanphear, senior managing editor
Ron Jooss, senior editor
Jennifer Woldt, senior editor
Craig Sauer, senior editor
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Treesa Landry, publishing specialist
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Michelle Dosher, business development manager
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Marlene Laufenberg, executive assistant & vendor business administrator
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Editorial Advisory Board
Alex Barker
Mountain America CU
West Jordan, Utah
Sandi Carangi
Mercer County Community FCU
Hermitage, Pa.
Michelle Hunter
CU of Southern California
Brea, Calif.
Steven Langley
Schools Financial CU
Sacramento, Calif.
Rick Miller
FeatherStone Planning and Consulting
Peter Stein
Educators CU
Racine, Wis.
Keith Troup
Y 12 FCU
Oak Ridge, Tenn.
Good to Grow
CUs achieve impressive growth by investing in their communities.
Leverage Members’ Voices
Push for regulatory relief using tools like the CUNA Members Activation Program.
Daily Debit
Same-day ACH debit payments promises added volume but demands added diligence.
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Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the cryptocurrency bubble
Who pays the freight with cryptocurrency, and who’s left holding the bag.
Compliance: Requirements of Right to Financial Privacy Act
A question was recently posed to CUNA’s compliance staff about the Right to Financial Privacy Act. Specifically, what type of documentation is required from a federal government agency when it requests financial information on a member?
NCUA outlines 2018 distribution as part of TCCUSF closure
The NCUA board Thursday issued a proposed plan to close the stabilization fund this year, which would provide credit unions with a distribution in 2018 likely between $600 million and $800 million.