People, Not Profit

According the the chapter on Social Goals, social responsibility for credit unions results in "credit unions helping credit unions" which is really a natural extension of ________________.

In the chapter that talks about a gallery of credit union leaders, who was the credit union visionairy in the U.S. that personally contributed more than $1 million to the U.S. credit union movement?

When talking about the belief in powerful ideas, credit unions have a belief that people come first. Which of the following is not a basic cooperative value:

_______ caused a serious halt to credit union growth in America, dropping CU members from 10,000 in 1941 to 8,500 in 1945.

According to the chapter on Service to Members, when it comes to sells in a credit union, selling has to __________.

In April 1998, H.R. 1151 passed which changed the way fields of membership could be approached by credit unions. This was also referred to as ________________.

Before technology played a major role in record keeping for credit unions, 300 to 500 people was about the largest group that could be served successfully. Today with computerized records and a wide range of services, NCUA considers _______ the minimum number of potential members needed for a variable credit union.

When a member deposits money in the credit union, that money represents the member's ownership interest in the credit union. Therefore the money is referrred to as _______ rather than a depsit.

When talking about credit unions origins and our European roots, in 1969, credit union peaked at __________.

When talking about Emergins Issues, the book states that Congress granted credit unions a federal income tax exception in ___________.