Finding the sweet spots with deposit rates
As we visit with Dashboard clients, we’re hearing plenty of buzz about the need to further raise deposit rates to remain competitive and meet customer expectations. With the likes ...
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What financial optimism among Hispanics means for credit unions
Hispanics are more optimistic about their financial futures than other consumers segments. As multicultural marketing expert Isaac Mizrahi shares in Forbes, in the next 12 months… • 9 percent of Hispanics ...
President signs NDAA without provision impacting military CUs
President Donald Trump signed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal year 2019 Monday at Fort Drum, enacting the legislation without a provision that could have negatively impacted military ...
Bureau reportedly stepping away from MLA oversight
The Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection (previously the CFPB) will reportedly not examine financial institutions for compliance with the Department of Defense’s (DoD) Military Lending Act (MLA) rule. This ...
Judge again denies request to delay CFPB payday rules
A federal judge again has denied a request by the CFPB and an association representing payday lenders to delay the Aug. 19, 2019 effective date of the agency’s controversial ...
The good of Amazon Go? It’s seamless
Before I could enter Seattle’s Amazon Go store this June, I was required to download the Amazon Go app to my smartphone. I was able to do this within ...
You are not your target audience
You, credit union staffer, are a hero. What you do each day improves members’ lives, helping them envision, plan for, and achieve a better future. You’re on the inside ...
Is your personality a liability or an asset?
Newsweek magazine published a language analysis of US presidents done by FactBase concluding that Donald Trump speaks at a mid-fourth grade level, the lowest of all presidents analyzed, more than ...