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Towards sustainable credit union development: a research report
The research report "Towards Sustainable Credit Union Development" (1999) by Paul A Jones marked a watershed in the development of the credit union movement in Britain. It revealed important findings...
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Credit unions and job creation
This report is designed as a discussion document for all credit union practitioners and aims to examine the issues of credit union involvement in local job creation. It explains some of the basic needs...
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An analysis of Youth Involvement in Irish Credit Unions
This study argues that involving youth in the credit union may be a prerequisite to providing services to youth. It urges that co-operative ways of working must be employed more fully by Irish credit...
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Review of the GB cooperative and credit union legislation: a consultation
This consultation paper seeks views from stakeholders on the scope of the review of mutuals legislation in Great Britain (GB). The long-term aim is to provide the mutual sector with a cost-effective...
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Home grown banks around the world
Home grown banks around the worldFollowing the launch of the Move your Money campaign to encourage people to switch to an ethical bank, Ed Mayo of Co-operatives UK explains how co-operative and mutual...
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The Little Book of Money
To coincide with Move Your Money month in March, Co-operatives UK published a 'Little Book of Money' to help people move their money to more ethical banks.The Move Your Money campaign which, launched...
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Co-operatives UK publishes new guide to help Move Your Money
To coincide with Move Your Money month this March, Co-operatives UK - the trade association for co-operative enterprises – is publishing a Little Book of Money to help people move their money to more...
View ArticleMove Your Money take to the streets of Manchester
You only have to search '#moveyourmoney' on Twitter to see thousands voicing their disrepute of high street banks; pledging to move their money to an ethical, better bankThroughout 'Move Your Money...
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