3 employee benefits trends business owners need to know in 2023
The jobs report for the first month of 2023 showed a very strong start to the year, with nonfarm payrolls increasing by 517,000—the most significant gain since July ...
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Leaders in Lending | Ep. 98: How a $4.5B credit union maintains a direct line to members
Credit Unions are already known for their personal service, but what happens when you double or triple in size — does bigger need to mean less personalization? Recently named American Bankers ...
Banking business intelligence software: How credit unions can gain a competitive advantage
With an uncertain economic outlook, credit unions need data to determine what their members are experiencing. Economists are optimistic and pessimistic. Those fearing an economic downturn focus on: – Lower housing ...
DEI effort stalled? 4 Quick fixes can get you moving again
It’s easy to declare that you’re an inclusive organization. It’s a lot harder to truly achieve the diversity, equity, and inclusion our newest generation of workers crave (...
Capital Corner: The nation’s capital is coming back to life
Data Security The new House Republican majority is tackling the thorny issue of data/cybersecurity. House Financial Services Chairman Patrick McHenry (R-NC) held a hearing aimed at examining consumer data ...
Overcoming your “can’t” with special guest James McBride
“Can’t never did a thing.” Every time we use the word “can’t” we’ve already ruled out the possibilities of what we can and can’t do. When ...
Increased IRS reporting would be ‘risky and dangerous’
CUNA wrote Senators Tim Scott, R-S.C., Mike Crapo, R-Ida., and Rep. Drew Ferguson, R-Ga., in support of their Prohibiting IRS Financial Surveillance Act. The legislation would prevent and codify ...
Existing home sales see full year of decline
January marked 12 consecutive months of declining existing home sales as sales fell 0.7 percent during the month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4 million units, representing ...