Use the blockchain in lending
While credit unions are often focused on cryptocurrency as an asset—the purchasing and saving— Lamont Black believes they should be focusing on the platform it’s used on—the ...
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Protect your youngest credit union members from ID theft and fraud
Identity theft and fraud affected one in 80 children this year, affecting nearly a million families, according to Javelin Research. Those most commonly victimized were younger than 7 years of ...
Election ’22: Credit union wins, losses and undecided races
Anyone looking for true clarity from the House and Senate elections on Tuesday most likely was temporarily disappointed. “It’s almost clear as mud,” Jason Stverak, CUNA’s deputy chief ...
Credit union champions find success on election night
It’s been a very busy week for credit unions, starting with the credit union champions around the country that had a successful night in Tuesday’s mid-term elections. CUNA, ...
Navigating the new overdraft and NSF landscape
Over the past year, significant changes to eliminate or modify overdraft (OD) and non-sufficient funds (NSF) fees were implemented by the largest financial institutions in the U.S., quickly transforming ...
4 areas to help members with recession worries
Twenty-seven year-old Alexander Avgerinos is battening down the hatches for a recession. In the second half of 2022, the western North Carolinian restaurant cook forecasts a raucous recession as he ...
Financial Futures: Disruptive themes and key trends
For every successful technological solution, there are dozens more relegated to history. Betamax, Zune mp3 players, Google Glass. All three were part of industries that saw enormous success (home video, ...
Congress should act to help communities before end of year
The 117th Congress can take several actions in its final weeks to improve consumers’ financial well-being, CUNA Deputy Chief Advocacy Officer Jason Stverak wrote to all members of Congress Wednesday. “...