Mental health May
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. It’s been observed in the U.S. since 1949 and was started by the Mental Health America organization. I recommend visiting the group’...
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Leaders in Lending | Ep. 107: Rapid digitization in the auto market
The auto industry is racing into the future — whether it’s the surge of electric vehicles in the current market or the promise of self-driving cars one day taking it ...
Should I save or pay off debt?
If you feel like debt is weighing you down, but you want to build up some savings, too, you’re not alone. Our quarterly Consumer Pulse shows that, despite challenges ...
Women, widowhood and retirement
When you promised to love your spouse “until death do us part,” you didn’t expect that day to arrive when it did. You’re not alone. During a recent ...
Three vital parts of a conversion campaign
Core conversions are what you might call a necessary evil. Without them, your credit union or community bank stays stuck in the past…something you can’t afford to do. ...
The crucial connection: Forms maintenance and credit union excellence
Proper forms maintenance is a critical aspect of credit union operations, yet it is often overlooked. In this blog post, we’ll explain why maintaining up-to-date forms is essential for ...
Nominations open for 2024 Herb Wegner Memorial Awards
The National Credit Union Foundation (the Foundation) has opened nominations for the 2024 Herb Wegner Memorial Awards. The awards are the credit union movement’s highest national honors and recognize ...
NAFCU flags concerns about CFPB HMDA error notices
NAFCU Regulatory Affairs Counsel Dale Baker sent a letter to the CFPB outlining concerns about recent notices from the bureau to credit unions that some data in Home Mortgage Disclosure ...