NAFCU defends CU tax exemption amid ongoing attacks
Responding to the ongoing attacks from bankers and their allies, including a newly released paper that calls for the repeal of the credit union tax exemption, NAFCU Vice President of ...
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PODCAST: Highlights from the 2019 CUNA Tech/OME Conference
The co-located 2019 CUNA Technology Council and Operations & Member Experience Council Conferences in Chicago featured many highlights, including a preconference Security Summit and high-level sessions for technology and operations leaders. ...
CUNA dims economic expectations for 2020
Credit unions should be preparing for a sharp slowdown in growth next year and a higher likelihood of recession by the end of 2021, according to a CUNA forecast released ...
Visa Foundation donates $4.5 million to help fight homelessness and poverty
Helping underserved communities around the globe has been the focus of the Visa Foundation since it launched two years ago. In North America, we are applying the principles of the ...
Here’s one thing you can do right now to succeed in 2020
What have you done this year? Was it different from what you did last year? Was it more of the same? Most importantly, did it help you achieve the results ...
First ever DE Impact Report released!
We’re excited to share the first-ever Impact Report for the National Credit Union Foundation’s Credit Union Development Education (DE) Program. The DE Program is the signature program of ...
When fintechs attack: One more thing for credit unions to worry about
Generally speaking, fintechs are friends, not threats. Most fintechs just want to make people’s financial lives a little easier. Fortunately, they often hit the market with help from community ...
Learning about leadership: From a mentor and Father Time
I recently received the following comment from Doug Fecher, CEO of Wright-Patt Credit Union reflecting on celebrating another year of experiences. Or as he opens his remarks: “knowing that we ...