When it comes to saving, more Americans are starting early
In its annual savings trends report Inside America’s Savings Plans, Ascensus finds that saving behavior is starting younger—with retirement savers ages 25–34 most likely to be on ...
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Five things to know about digital disbursements
Despite the emergence of innovative payment platforms and technology providers, more than a third of business-to-consumer disbursement payments are still made by check. That can be an expensive and slow ...
Data explosion could burn credit unions
Financial institutions could accumulate “nine times more unstructured data than structured data by about 2020.” Applications for accounts and loans continue to require more verification than ever before, requiring hundreds ...
6 ways to tell if you’re a great boss
Here’s an interesting finding from a recent survey: “58 percent of workers say that they’d stay at jobs with lower salaries if that meant working for a great ...
3 ways credit unions can help veterans
Veterans Day is a time of year many Americans ask how they can help recognize those who currently serve and have served our country. Veterans live in every community across ...
CUNA’s Nussle, Donovan, Gose talk post-election picture for CUs
Credit unions are well positioned after Tuesday’s election into the 116th Congress, CUNA President/CEO Jim Nussle said during CUNA’s post-election webinar Thursday. Nussle was joined by Chief ...
NAFCU’s post-election advocacy begins
NAFCU’s award-winning advocacy team is preparing for Congress to return to Washington following this week’s midterm elections. Although the 116th Congress will be “split” – with Democrats controlling the ...
PODCAST: Serving the on-the-go member
Catering to members who log long hours in trucks traveling across the country, Sharmon Lenth, president/CEO of $20 million asset Coast2Coast Financial Credit Union in Tampa, Fla., understands members ...