The multicultural movement of YouTube
As the push to (rightly) include a wider variety of people and perspectives continues to make its ways through film, television, and print, what we’re already seeing on our ...
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Zombies, hardware stores and your brand
Our family has always gone all-in for Halloween (think the Griswold house from “Christmas Vacation”). Spooky lights, tombstones, fog machine—the works. We’ve also added, over the years, several ...
The scary tricks of recurring payment changes are no treat
The process of switching financial institutions tends to be scary for members. Realizing your billing information is out of date can haunt a member, and getting hit with several months ...
“Beware: Cyber scares!”
Happy Halloween, Compliance Friends! With the rise of social media, there seems to be a day and/or month for nearly every thing, occasion or cause. However, the observation of ...
Fintech, Big Tech rivals drive growing dedication to innovation
Over the last decade, banks and credit unions have needed to respond to the impact of the financial crisis, the digitalization of the industry and mobilization of the consumer, an ...
Recording now available of CUNA’s RDC litigation webinar
CUNA members can now access a free recording of a webinar outlining the latest development in patent litigation brought against several credit unions involving remote deposit capture (RDC) technology. The ...
Oral arguments in CU’s ADA case conclude; NAFCU awaits decision
Oral arguments concluded Tuesday in the case against the Department of Labor Federal Credit Union (DOLFCU) regarding unclear website accessibility standards under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). NAFCU attended ...
Video tellers: How the jury is leaning
The jury is still out on how successfully video tellers can replace face-to-face transactions, says Chris Gill, senior director of global advisory services at Diebold Nixdorf, Canton, Ohio, an ATM ...