NAFCU Annual Conference canceled
As cases of coronavirus continue to rise and uncertainty remains, NAFCU has canceled its 53rd Annual Conference and Solutions Expo, scheduled to take place June 23-26 in Vancouver, Canada. NAFCU’...
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Using disruption for good
For any business, the threat of industry disruption can loom large on the minds of those in charge. What’s the next big thing? Will we be ready? How will ...
IT – It’s your time down here
We all remember The Goonies. (If you don’t, stop reading and go and watch it immediately, trust me, it’s what you need right now and I know you ...
Stimulus checks are coming: Three ways to support your members
When the Treasury Department made the announcement last week that federal stimulus relief checks would begin rolling out to millions of Americans, credit unions and banks reported unprecedentedly high volumes ...
Social media specialists share strategies and principles
Social media is taking some of the sting out of social distancing. It’s also helping savvy credit union marketers double down on member service in this time of great ...
How can you make permanent the current increase in digital banking use?
A recent William Mills/Harris Poll asked 1,043 U.S. adults, “During social distancing, how much more or less likely are you to leverage digital banking and digital payments?” ...
Compliance, BSA 101, audits lead new CUNA compliance eSchool
CUNA announced its new Introduction to Compliance eSchool, which will take place for three Monday sessions April 27-May 11, 2020. “Staying current on ever-evolving rules and regulations is challenging even ...
Bipartisan MBL relief bill introduced in House
Rep. Brad Sherman, D-Calif., officially introduced legislation Friday that would provide a three-year exemption from the credit union member business lending (MBL) cap for loans made to small businesses as ...