How credit unions can help members battle inflation
The prospect of an economic recession in the United States persists in this summer of 2022. While fuel prices have progressively – and with great relief – dropped in the last two ...
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CUNA submits comments on NCUA’s annual regulatory review
The cumulative regulatory burden on credit unions is near an all-time high, though it has slowed recently, CUNA wrote to NCUA Monday. CUNA’s comments were sent in response to ...
Fed issues final guidelines for evaluating account and services requests
The Federal Reserve on Monday announced final guidelines for Reserve Banks to use when reviewing requests to access Fed accounts and payment services. The Account Access Guidelines do not establish ...
Beyond business as usual: A guide to executive benefits amidst mergers
Over the last decade, credit unions have been consolidating rapidly. With the resulting increase in total asset size per credit union, the surviving credit unions are becoming more sophisticated organizations ...
Here we go again—flood insurance program set to expire
It’s August. And that means the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is about to expire. Again. Congress has been unable to pass a long-term reauthorization of the program for ...
Leaders in Lending | Ep. 70: Balancing digital with human touchpoints to excel in consumer lending
Digital strategies are not just for deepening relationships with customers. The digital experience is also a way to refine and improve processes while also building community trust. Today’s guests, ...
Continuing the fight against Senate interchange bill
CUNA-League 360-degree advocacy is in full effect pushing back against the credit card bill from Sens. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., and Dick Durbin, D-Ill. We followed up last week’s action ...
Dealing with disruption: What’s next for credit unions and commercial banking?
Responding to the pandemic forced financial institutions to accelerate years of progress into the span of just a few weeks; now the growing pains and disruption are just beginning. That ...