What happens if no one CARES?
With Congress and the President increasingly unlikely to reach agreement on further supporting the economy with an additional infusion of cash, credit unions are entering what will be the most ...
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10 years ago, targeting millennials was critical – what now?
Many bankers have grown weary of marketing to Millennials. Who can blame them? The huge generation has been in the marketing spotlight for at least ten years. By now, many ...
The newest fintech unicorn is a credit card, and it’s betting against big banks
Philadelphia-based fintech start-up cred.ai has unveiled a new banking platform for millennials, complete with a solid metal credit card, and a mission to disrupt the banking system. The platform, ...
Registration open for virtual DE training
While the COVID-19 pandemic continues to create unique challenges and shape our new normal, the DE Program is transitioning to meet credit unions where they are now. This fall, for ...
CUs: A penny for your thoughts?
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, consumers are using physical currency less frequently, which has resulted in fewer coins moving through the supply chain. NAFCU member credit unions are encouraged to submit ...
NextGen Know-How: What we can learn about leadership from Ellen DeGeneres
Ellen DeGeneres has had a tough month. Multiple news outlets have been circulating employee and celebrity stories accusing Ellen of not living up to her mantra of “be kind to ...
How to build a diverse board
The board of directors of Seattle Credit Union ($896.4M, Seattle, WA) boasts a diverse mix of racial and ethnic groups, genders and sexual identities, and industries prevalent in the ...
3 ways credit unions can flourish in the age of fintech disruption
Credit unions are sandwiched. On one side, they have the big banks, with their sprawling balance sheets, rock bottom cost of funds and deep reservoirs of resources. On the other ...