Nine steps to creating a deferred compensation program
It’s easy for a competitor who’s courting one of your best executives to offer a higher salary and annual bonus. If that executive has a well-designed deferred compensation ...
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Getting better at measuring ROI: Q&A with our newest ‘Spoker, Devin Stanfield
I’ve long known that a huge pain point for credit unions is measuring digital ROI. It’s a pain point we would love to help you solve, though we’...
Did the pandemic promote changes in branch prototypes?
Because similar functions are usually needed at each location, credit union branches are often built based on a prototype. Has something as disruptive as a pandemic that forced branch closures ...
Connecting with your community with Teresa Shore
We are fa-mi-ly…I got all my CUs and me ? Credit unions, traditionally, are all about community. But how can they be sure they’re making good on that claim? ...
Mortgage servicing proposed rule
Last week, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) proposed amendments to the early intervention and loss mitigation rules in Regulation X. The changes were designed to protect consumers that may ...
CUNA receives first nomination for Class C board special election
CUNA has received its first nomination for the Class C CUNA Board special election: Jose Lara, chief operating officer, SchoolsFirst FCU (CA). A second special election is ongoing, for the ...
Appeals court: Websites not subject to ADA
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit issued a decision in a lawsuit related to ADA website accessibility issues, determining that websites are not considered a place ...
Maturity limits for loan participations & eligible obligations
With the newest round of economic impact payments hitting members’ accounts, some credit unions are finding that they have too much liquidity and are starting to invest in loan participations ...