A little weekend reading...
Compiled by Anthony Demangone, Powered by NAFCU
It has been a good week at work.Â
- On Monday, we released a study that proves what we all feel. Credit unions help Americans. Greatly. To the tune of $16 billion a year. Read the study here.
- On Tuesday, a banker lawsuit against NCUA over its MBL rule was thrown out. (NAFCU Today)
- Yesterday, NAFCU released a video to help its members share what the credit union difference is. We call the video, "Credit Unions: Banking without Bankers." Watch it and share it. I just love it. (Of course, I'm a bit biased.) NAFCU members - you can customize the video to add your own branding. Not a NAFCU member? I can help with that!Â
Well, enough of that. On to this week's reading pile.
- Much of the cuisine we know came to us through war. (Smithsonian)
- U.S. oil companies rush back to work. (WSJ) And we may be headed toward another gasoline glut. (WSJ)
- Unemployment, state-by-state. (Calculated Risk)
- The history of solar energy. Going back, oh, 4,000 years. (The Big Picture)
- Oh, how easily we are swayed. (The Irrelevant Investor)
- Americans are feeling better about their finances. (Gallup)
- Bon Jovi almost didn't record one of his biggest hits. He was convinced it was no good. (Acuff)
- Almost no one. (Godin)
Have a wonderful weekend, everyone.Â
