The case of the disappearing credit union
Now you see ‘em, now you don’t. Somehow it feels as though I am writing a period novel about the disappearance of an entire type of financial institution right ...
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Purposeful Talent Development: A quiz about your role as a leader
Complete the below quiz to identify how well you as a leader support talent development. Use the answers to guide your own development to provide quality support to your team. ...
Disclosure requirements for multiple members on the same account
The NAFCU Compliance Team has received a few questions recently on providing disclosures when there is more than one member on an account. Essentially, the question is: If there are ...
Three reasons why the new Apple/Goldman Sachs credit card will strike out
Following an initial announcement in May 2018, Apple and Goldman Sachs confirmed their intention to launch a jointly-branded credit card. According to the Wall Street Journal: Apple and Goldman Sachs ...
How financial marketers must prep banking websites for voice search
Many question marks about voice search remain. Are smart speakers going to become as ubiquitous as refrigerators? Will consumers ever use them to apply for loans or credit cards? We ...
CUNA GAC only 2 weeks away, registration still open
The 2019 CUNA Governmental Affairs Conference (GAC), the credit union industry’s largest event, kicks off March 10 and registration is still open. CUNA President/CEO Jim Nussle called CUNA ...
NAFCU economist: Existing-home sales will rebound
Existing-home sales decreased 1.2 percent in January. Despite this decline, NAFCU Chief Economist and Vice President of Research Curt Long said he expects the market to rebound in the ...
International Women’s Day Series: Branching Out With Modern, Personal Experiences, Part 1
Credit unions are shattering the glass ceiling; more than half of CEOs are female, a statistic that proves our industry’s commitment to diversity and inclusion. While a majority of ...