Some bad news in $736-million refund from NCUA? Unfortunately, yes
It turns out there is some bad news to be found in the $736-million in funds being paid to credit unions this week by NCUA. Those refunded corporate assessments mean ...
The latest from John Pettit
Don’t be caught unprepared for the new excise tax
As you may have heard, there’s a new tax that affects tax-exempt entities, including credit unions. In response to complaints from taxed corporations that tax-exempt organizations are enjoying preferential ...
Understanding the global evolution of open banking
Nick White doesn’t hesitate in predicting the advent of open banking will one day achieve the significance of the first printed check or the introduction of the coin. With ...
Most financial institutions are over-engineering AI solutions
When The Jetsons premiered in 1962, the notion of a robot maid was considered an imaginative dream about a futuristic life as opposed to something that might actually happen within ...
7 tips to wow your members
Last week I taught at Southwest CUNA Management School. I’ve been on faculty there for more than 10 years, and let me tell you: these students are amazing. We ...
How to build a BI team that drives results
Acting on member data is a growing imperative at Michigan State University FCU ($4.0B, East Lansing, MI), which is using an in-house business intelligence team to provide insight for ...
19 state AGs write Sessions sharing CUNA’s ADA concerns
Attorneys General from nineteen states have written Attorney General Jeff Sessions calling for clarity about how the Americans With Disabilities Act applies to websites. Several of the attorneys general signed ...
5 things the bureau can do now to help CUs
NAFCU has put together a list of five top items that the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection (previously known as the CFPB) can do to provide immediate and much-needed regulatory ...