Three leadership pitfalls and how to avoid them
You’ve likely seen the graphic showing two people near a mountaintop. One person proudly reaches the top and doesn’t bother helping lower climbers. The second individual doesn’t ...
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Play the defense and upgrade your cybersecurity
We ended 2021 actively monitoring and responding to the Log4j vulnerability, which presented new opportunities for hackers to access systems and potentially impacting businesses and organizations across the country. Like ...
Federal funding legislation, inflation hearing this week
The House and Senate this week will work on passing legislation to fund the remainder of the 2022 fiscal year. Funding for the federal government and the National Flood Insurance ...
This week: Congress remains focused on Ukraine-Russia conflict, government funding
The Ukraine-Russia conflict remains top of mind for Congress this week with President Joe Biden continuing to condemn Russian President Vladimir Putin’s actions during his State of the Union ...
Who benefits from outsourced indirect auto lending?
With everything that’s going on these days—from rising interest rates to the Great Resignation—credit unions are well served by solutions that solve problems on multiple fronts. Thelma ...
Credit unions turn to technology to enhance services
In the 2020 NAFCU Report on Credit Unions, over 94% of survey respondents reported that IT will drive spending into 2023. When asked to identify the most likely provider for ...
Credit cards reemerge from pandemic as multifaceted financial management tools
Whether it’s for convenience, rewards or the benefits of better data security when making a transaction, consumers with revolving credit are using it not just to fund their spending ...
On the compliance horizon: The end of LIBOR
An upcoming challenge for credit unions is the 2023 finale of the U.S.-dollar London Interbank Offer Rate, historically one of the most popular indexes for adjustable-rate loans, which ...