The 30-minute mortgage closing
Even before the pandemic, traditional mortgage closings were too often inconvenient for members and inefficient for credit unions. That’s why when Beth Eller joined Truliant Federal Credit Union ($3....
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SCOTUS rules that FHFA director can be removed at will
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that the director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency can be removed at will by the president, overturning the current structure that allows ...
James Carville joins NAFCU’s Congressional Caucus lineup as keynote
Credit unions are encouraged to join NAFCU’s Government Affairs Team to connect with policy makers and industry leaders during the premier credit union lobbying event of the year. NAFCU’...
Tech Time: How to leverage AIOps to deliver a personalized and secure member experience
Even when consumers give 10 out of 10 on satisfaction with their primary financial institution, McKinsey research has found that only 7% of them buy new products there. In the ...
‘Speak up’ to move ahead
When I got my first job at a credit union, I thought I would be there a short time until I found something better. I was looking for a job ...
The Federal Reserve’s triple mandate
“These things gotta happen every five years or so, ten years. Helps to get rid of the bad blood. Been ten years since the last one.” – Pete Clemenza, “Capo” Corleone ...
The PSCU Payments Index June 2021: Payments trends in an opening, post-pandemic world
The economy continues to show signs of recovery in the past month as travel and in-person event attendance have increased following the CDC’s updated guidance for fully vaccinated individuals. ...
Looking ahead: The Spring 2021 FinCEN rulemaking agenda
Last week the Spring 2021 regulatory agenda was published, showcasing the regulatory plans and priorities of various federal agencies. We previously blogged on entries from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (...