Are credit unions sustainable in today’s economy?
The term “dumpster fire” has become part of the daily lexicon of many credit unions, but how did we get here? Yes, there’s COVID-19, but let’s be honest. ...
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Five key factors that can help credit unions deliver a winning member experience strategy
If you’re attending this year’s virtual CUNA Governmental Affairs Conference (GAC) next week, one of the ways you can engage with PSCU is by checking out our “5 ...
A closer look at NCUA ruling to extend overdraft charge-off limit
As consumers continue to struggle to make ends meet during the current economic crisis, regulatory agencies are examining rules and regulations to ensure credit unions have the strategies and tools ...
COVID recovery, Fed testimony hearings scheduled this week
Both chambers of Congress are in session this week, and both are expected to consider the $1.9 trillion COVID relief legislation through the budget reconciliation process. The House Budget ...
Existing-home sales rise slightly despite reaching lowest supply level since 1982
Existing-home sales rose 0.6 percent in January to a seasonally-adjusted rate of 6.69 million units, representing a 23.7 percent increase in sales versus a year ago. However, ...
Member data reveals surprising truths at Texas Trust Credit Union
A central, single source of truth for data at Texas Trust Credit Union ($1.6B, Arlington, TX) allows marketers to target members on a granular level. It also has revealed ...
Twice as many online shoppers believe credit cards are more secure than debit cards
It is well known that shoppers tend to behave differently online than they do in brick-and-mortar stores — and this extends to how they choose to pay at checkout. One of ...
Help your members save during America Saves Week
America Saves Week is here! This week is dedicated to encouraging individuals to take a look at their financials and make a plan to save to improve their financial well-being. ...