Iowa CU League Debuts New Website

By Palash Ghosh July 24, 2015, 11:22 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

Des Moines — The Iowa Credit Union League has launched a new website that features "new and improved functionality" and resources for the trade association's member credit unions.

ICUL, which represents the interests of Iowa's CUs and their more than one million members, also said the new website will serve as one of its "primary tools" to communicate with and serve its members.

Such features include: regulatory compliance tools; information on ICUL's legislative lobbying efforts and issues facing credit unions; a "robust" Iowa credit union directory; the latest Iowa credit union news and press releases; professional development; and education opportunities.

The League also said that portions of the member-facing website are no longer password- protected, making it easier for CU professionals to access it.

"We set out to provide our member credit unions easily accessible resources and tools to help them improve the financial lives of their members and Iowa consumers," said Patrick S. Jury, president and CEO of ICUL, in a statement. "I hope employees of our member credit unions find value in this new resource."

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