Call report changes and RBC, CCULR
Hello compliance land, this is my first “official” compliance blog since joining NAFCU’s compliance team last week. For the past few years, I have worked on the Regulatory Affairs ...
The latest from John Pettit
The death of overdraft fees? Not quite.
The connotation of the word, fee, has always been bad. The same could be said when you add overdraft in front of it. Death to overdraft fees has been a ...
How assumptions impact your employees’ retirement projections
When you take care of your employees, they often return the favor by displaying loyalty and commitment to your business. A company-sponsored retirement plan shows employees you care about their ...
7 strategies to manage debt and regain your financial wellbeing
Proper debt management leads to financial security in the future – something we all hope to achieve. In fact, much of our financial success depends on our ability to manage debt, ...
A closer look at credit unions adding select employee groups in 2021
Learn which credit unions added the most select employee groups (SEGs) and potential new members across the past year. Our recent article, which analyzed Credit Unions’ 2021 SEG Additions, provided ...
Arbitration ban could prevent access to financial services
Limiting access to arbitration could deprive consumers of an efficient means to resolve legal disputes, CUNA wrote to House leadership Wednesday. The House is considering CUNA-opposed legislation to effectively ban ...
2022 NAFCU Board elections now open
Today, NAFCU’s 2022 board election cycle opens with several director positions available. NAFCU’s regional board positions reflect the NCUA’s restructuring of its regional offices. An email to ...
Leadership Matters: Writing reviews that actually improve performance
Virtually every leader dreads giving (and receiving) performance reviews. There are always too many to complete, they take too long, and assuming there is software involved, the software is always ...