GAO report highlights NCUA oversight of troubled credit unions
Author’s Note: Hi All—I want to take the time to introduce myself to the credit union community. My name is Justin White and I started at NAFCU in ...
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Growth is impossible without faster digital checking account opening
More than ever, the ability to provide transactional and engagement functionality across digital channels is a critical component to success in banking. Traditional financial institutions must do more than just ...
64 credit union professionals to participate in Tristate Mentorship Match
Sixty-four participants from three states were selected to participate in the inaugural Tristate Mentor Match – a 12-month formal mentorship program developed in partnership by the Minnesota Credit Union Network, Montana’...
NAFCU unites with other associations urging Congress to reject IRS reporting proposal
In a joint trade letter sent to Congress Thursday, NAFCU called on Congress to reject the proposed IRS reporting requirement under consideration in the budget reconciliation package, which is still ...
CFPB takes action and stand against deceptive home valuations
Last week, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) announced the filing of a complaint and proposed judgment against American Advisors Group (AAG) in the U.S. District Court for the ...
Credit union marketing lies we tell
First, let’s get on the same page about what a LIE is. A lie is an untruthful assertion in which the speaker intends to cause belief in the truth ...
Issues to watch: Fall edition
The high-wire act on Capitol Hill, encompassing infrastructure, an expanded social safety net, the federal debt ceiling and a stopgap bill to keep the government open past September 30 also ...
How to spot burnout and mitigate it
Tax season is stressful and oftentimes can lead to employee burnout. Staff members who start to feel this way are likely to quit, and oftentimes they don’t wait for ...