Bills, bills, bills
Though the financial sector will see many trends come and go, people and businesses of all sizes will always have to pay their bills. And though that will never change, ...
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How your credit union can win the battle for deposits
For the first time in years, the economic environment is forcing credit unions to aggressively compete to attract deposits. Add to this economic backdrop the recent bank failures triggering a “...
“No credit score? No problem.” Simplifying small-dollar loans can help credit unions live their mission
If you discovered your credit union members had borrowed $6 million in payday loans—in just six months—accruing $900,000 in fees in the process, what would you do? ...
Instant payments fraud: Market survey (infographic)
In a recent webinar, we invited financial institutions to take a survey to reveal their concerns about fraud and real-time payments. Here are the results:
To help cure delinquencies, care is king
Today’s economy is not a forgiving place. With high inflation and interest rates, it can be challenging for members to manage even small expenses, let alone costly bills like ...
Eligibility requirements to run for the board of directors
Happy Wednesday! Here is a little fun fact to start your day… today is National Garden Meditation Day! Since it is still the middle of the work week, it may ...
CUNA requests extension of credit card late fee proposal comment deadline
CUNA joined other financial services trade organizations Monday in making a second request that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) extend the deadline for its proposed rule on credit card ...
NAFCU to CFPB: Mortgage loan originator rules provide ‘consistency and trust’
As part of the CFPB’s required review of the mortgage loan originator rules under Regulation Z, NAFCU Regulatory Affairs Counsel James Akin offered support for the rules as they ...