Justin Dullum
Tightwad Bank's Success Butts Against Financial Regulation
One small rural bank's humorous effort to expand succeeds fair and square, only to raise the eyebrows of the regulators tasked to oversee its health.
Money Talks — But What If You Can’t Hear?
A Wisconsin couple are starting a local bank with a national footprint and a global mission — serving the deaf in a manner that recognizes their culture and specific needs.
The Crisis That Swallowed the Credit Union Debate
During a period of wide economic uncertainty, credit unions and community banks squared off for another round in their competition to continue making honest loans — perhaps for naught.