5 New Year’s resolutions you can’t afford to break in 2020
Are you in the mood for some New Year’s resolutions that are both achievable and require zero hours in the gym? Well, here’s a handful of ‘em that ...
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7 CXOs opine on the member experience
The expansion of digital offerings and the growing expectations of consumers who use them puts unprecedented pressure on credit unions to keep up with competition or risk irrelevancy. It’s ...
Top ten marketing posts from 2019
Good morning! This is the last day that someone will say good morning to you until 2020. Don’t worry, that’s not far off. As we finish up our ...
NAFCU’s bold advocacy achieves big wins for CUs in 2019
As 2019 comes to an end, NAFCU’s bold advocacy strategy – informed by direct member feedback – achieved a number of wins for the industry throughout the year. These wins put ...
Why buy insurance from a credit union?
The most obvious reason a member—or non-member, if your credit union sells insurance through a credit union service organization—might go to a CU for insurance rather than an ...
Credit unions set to finalize mergers in 2020
While members are set to vote on 12 proposed credit union mergers in January and February, four credit unions announced this month their members have given the green light for ...
Stop dreaming: Cannabis banking reform isn’t happening in 2020
Over the long run, the cannabis industry has the makings of being a big-money business. Worldwide legal marijuana sales have more than tripled between 2014 and 2018 to almost $11 ...
CCPA goes into effect on Wednesday with a few exceptions
On Wednesday, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) goes into effect. Cal. Civ. Code §1798.198. Even though the law will go into effect and its legal requirements will be ...