Building an ethical company
Good or bad, people don’t enter the workforce with a fixed moral character. Employees can nurture their skills and abilities over time, molding themselves to be more ethical. This ...
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Senate bill introduced to prohibit enhanced IRS reporting
CUNA wrote in support of a bill from Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) Thursday that would prohibit implementation of increased financial institution reporting to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the ...
NAFCU’s Mesack calls on CUs to stand up against invasive IRS reporting requirement
In a new message to member credit unions, NAFCU Senior Vice President of Government Affairs Greg Mesack called on credit unions to urge Congress to oppose the proposed IRS reporting ...
Inside Marketing: Digital targeting in a cookieless world
You’ve likely seen Apple’s recent ads touting its privacy options and the ability for consumers to choose who tracks their data. And, as a consumer, you’ve probably ...
Credit unions celebrate #ICUDay on social media
Credit unions around the world are finding a variety of ways to recognize and celebrate International Credit Union (ICU) Day. The 73rd annual event, which started in 1948, was held ...
Cybersecurity matters: Changing the narrative of cybersecurity professionals
As we continue our National Cybersecurity Awareness Month journey, the third week’s theme focuses on cybersecurity career awareness. The industry is a hub of skills, experience, backgrounds, and perspectives. ...
Keeping secrets: SAR confidentiality
Many credit union compliance professionals are familiar with Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs). Section 748.1(c) of the NCUA regulations, and section 1020.320 of the FinCEN regulations require a ...
How choosing the right fintech partnership is a recipe for credit union innovation
What a decade in financial technology can do. What was once defined as alternative lenders or direct-to-consumer “disruptors” in industry-speak, fintech has evolved along with the financial services industry to ...