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Participating in the Governmental Affairs Conference (GAC) as a crasher stands as one of the most transformative experiences of my career. As I traveled to Washington DC, anticipation mingled with nerves, uncertain of the journey that lay ahead. Alongside 56 fellow credit union professionals from diverse backgrounds and generations, we embarked on a collective journey of discovery. In the span of ...

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Consumer privacy is under threat in Connecticut as House Bill 5489 threatens to regulate interchange fees at the state level by removing interchange fees from the sales tax portion of retail sales.

Over the past 17 years, state legislatures across the nation have rejected similar proposals, recognizing the importance of centralized governance of payments. However, the current threat looms large ...

Effective April 1st, 2024, Northeastern CT Healthcare Credit Union will legally merge with America’s First Network Credit Union. The two complementary organizations, each with their iconic brands and deep roots in their local communities, are joining forces to establish a footprint and unite in the northeastern quadrant of the state. The Northeastern CT Healthcare membership vote passed by an ...

During April, credit unions in Connecticut and nationwide celebrate National Credit Union Youth Month and National Financial Literacy Month. While credit unions take financial education seriously all year, this month provides us with even more opportunities to work with our members and community partners to promote financial wellness.

Money matters are top of mind for a lot of people today. Clickable economic headlines, charismatic financial influencers and the rising costs of nearly everything are definitely contributing to consumers’ increased financial anxiety.

By: Jackson O. Stonier

Dutch Point Credit Union

CorePlus Credit Union has installed two electric vehicle (EV) charging stations at its East Lyme branch, providing a convenient and environmentally friendly service to all visitors.

Edward Bohnwagner leapt at the chance when he heard that the Plainville Community Schools were seeking enthusiastic individuals to join their time-honored mentoring program.

Hartford Federal Credit Union Stafford Branch Manager, Ruth LaVoice, recently visited Stafford High School to present the Credit Union’s donation to the school’s Future Business Leaders of America, Inc. group. This donation will enable 12 of the group members, along with their advisor, Mrs. Pasini, to attend a leadership conference on March 12, and to be part of a statewide competition at ...