The time and resources small CUs dedicate to compliance ultimately comes out of members’ pockets.

'In the current regulatory environment, one of the biggest challenges credit unions face is, "How do we keep up? How do we stay on top of things?"'

The increasing depth and breadth of regulatory compliance has put a strain on all aspects of credit union operations, says David Reed, a partner at Reed & Jolly PLLC.

'People are really making a difference this year, like never before,' says CUNA President/CEO Jim Nussle.

We need millions of CU voices raining down on Capitol Hill.

Legislators appreciate opportunities to meet with constituents.

The regulatory burden has a price tag--so far--of $56 per credit union member in Georgia, according to a study commissioned by CUNA and cited by Georgia Credit Union Affiliates in a recent Atlantic Business Chronicle article.

Credit Union Association of the Dakotas President/CEO Jeff Olson detailed the negative impact regulatory burden has had on the states’ credit unions and their more than 470,000 members in op-eds appearing in North Dakota and South Dakota newspapers this week.

The cost of regulatory burden is enormous and growing, according to the Regulatory Burden Financial Impact Study from CUNA and Cornerstone Advisors.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (3/31/16)--After publishing an article about the increasing regulatory burden on credit unions, the Albuquerque Journal followed it up with an editorial that supported credit unions’ concerns.