The American spirit
This month our Country celebrated its 247th birthday! The American Spirit since 1776 is a belief in our ability to self-determine our future along with the individual liberty to pursue ...
The latest from John Pettit
Mindful practices ensure ethical data use worthy of member trust
Whether it’s Elon Musk’s “firehose” access to Twitter data or controversy over the legitimacy of ESG investment data, consumers and businesses alike are spending more time considering the ...
Risky business: Every customer is different
When it comes to money laundering (ML) and terrorist financing (TF) risk, potential members are not created equally. In fact, there are certain professions or businesses that have been identified ...
Focus like a Barn Swallow
A Barn Swallow is a little bird found abundantly across North America…and it has a strategic focus unlike any other. It’s recognizable by it’s cobalt blue and ...
USPS defends banking pilot, while opponents call it illegal
The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) argued this week that the controversial pilot program it is operating is not a test of postal banking and therefore, it is not illegal. ...
Hawaii Credit Union League’s Marx shares new role excitement
Hawaii Credit Union League’s new President/CEO Carol Marx went on the CUInsight Experience Podcast to talk about her excitement and involvement in the credit union movement. “I am ...
CFPB issues AO on protection of consumer privacy under the FCRA
The CFPB Thursday issued an advisory opinion (AO) to ensure that credit reporting agencies (CRAs) and furnishers that use and share credit and background reports have a “permissible purpose” under ...
PODCAST: The modern workplace
Hawaii State Federal Credit Union’s new 70,000-square foot, 10-story office building creates a safe, welcoming place for employees to return to the office. Each floor will include a “...