The Idaho Credit Union League is the official state trade association serving credit unions in Idaho. Organized in 1936, the Idaho Credit Union League provides credit unions with representation, products, services and programs to meet present and future challenges. Credit unions are cooperative, not-for-profit financial institutions owned and democratically controlled by their members. Over 500,000 Idahoans belong to credit unions. Credit unions pay dues to belong to the Idaho Credit Union League. In return, the League provides them with education and training, lobbying activities, legal assistance, technical assistance, research and new product development, marketing ideas, and public relations services. The League also publishes a monthly newsletter for credit union management, staff, and volunteers called the Gem.

News & Information

• “How safe is your money? Hear a top federal official explain how savings in a credit union are fully insured by a U.S. Government Agency."
  
  
  
• ICUL League President/CEO Alan Cameron Named to Federal Reserve Board's Consumer Advisory Council
  The Federal Reserve Board Wednesday (Jan. 9) named 10 new members to its Consumer Advisory Council (CAC), including the head of the Idaho Credit Union League who was nominated by the Credit Union National Association (CUNA).
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• Credit Union Philosophy Certification
  Even more important that educating the public about credit unions is the need to better educate those involved with credit unions about the philosophy that makes us unique. The strongest spokesperson for the Credit Union Movement are staff, volunteers, and engaged members.
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