The Great Resignation is now The Great Renegotiation
The Great Resignation—the name given to the enormous wave of workers quitting their jobs over the past three years—is still going. Don’t let the lack of media ...
The latest from John Pettit
Expanding credit access compliantly with AI
In the latest episode of Leaders in Lending, Upstart’s Chief Compliance Officer, Annie Delgado, had some unconventional advice: “Don’t cut off both ends of the roast.” The saying ...
Congress returns with major CU proposals unresolved
Congress returns to Capitol Hill this week with a long list of unresolved issues that could have a direct impact on credit unions—ranging from marijuana banking to credit card ...
Saving the planet one card at a time
National Recycling Day falls annually on November 15, serving as a reminder about the importance of recycling — and protecting our planet. Now more than ever, consumers are speaking out with ...
Bump, don’t butcher your marketing budget
“We believe in investing during economic downturns.” – Tim Cook, Apple CEO The economic storm clouds are all around credit unions and community banks. Inflation is at a 40-year high. Loan ...
Leaders in Lending | Ep. 83: How specialization can win credit unions members
Credit Unions Optimize Strength in Lending Credit unions can’t be everything to their members, so honing in on the products you can specialize in and working with partners to ...
CUNA names 2022 Maxwell, Herring, Desjardins national award winners
CUNA National Awards Committee announced the 2022 recipients of the Dora Maxwell Social Responsibility Community Service Award, Louise Herring Philosophy-in-Action Member Service Award, and Desjardins Awards for Financial Education. State ...
This week: Congress returns, NAFCU meets with Fed’s Bowman
Over the weekend, Democrat Sens. Mark Kelly (Ariz.) and Catherine Cortez Masto (Nev.) won re-election, giving Democrats control of the Senate, regardless of the results of the Georgia runoff election ...