How to pay your bills when you can’t work
Life is unpredictable. One moment you’re healthy and active, and the next moment an accident or illness strikes unexpectedly and you’re not — a reality many people have recently ...
The latest from John Pettit
Why we need criticism
We all have blind spots that hinder performance and keep us from achieving our goals. Blind Spots are personality traits and/or unhealthy behaviors that we don’t see but ...
A little cyber hygiene stops big problems
T-Mobile. Colonial Pipeline. Acer. What do they all have in common aside from being multibillion dollar companies? They’ve all been hacked in recent months due to poor cyber hygiene. ...
Equity market duration and the Wizard of Oz
Last week, Bank of America Corp.’s head of U.S. equity and quantitative strategy, Savita Subramanian, said something very interesting about the S&P 500: “The S&P 500 ...
Study finds fintech offers lending promise rather than missed opportunities for credit unions
Sometimes the effort credit unions take to protect themselves creates the opposite effect — the effort itself harms the organization’s best interests and the interests of those you dedicate yourselves ...
CUNA Attorney’s Virtual Conference coming Oct. 26-28
Credit union attorneys can earn up to 12 CLE credits, including two hours of ethics credits, by attending CUNA Attorney’s Virtual Conference October 26-28. “Whether you serve as an ...
Caucus: NAFCU’s Berger joined NCUA Board Member Hood to dive into CU industry growth, fintech partnerships, more
NCUA Board Member Rodney Hood spoke Tuesday at NAFCU’s 2021 Congressional Caucus and shared insights on the importance of transparent communication between members, credit unions, and regulators and the ...
Leadership Matters: Making vision a reality
I’m going to give you a system that allows you to achieve your greatest visions. I’ve uncovered this process by using it: In 2015, I founded an innovative ...