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Despite rising fraud activity, Red Rocks CU reduces losses by 60%

Despite rising fraud activity, Red Rocks CU reduces losses by 60%

Consumers’ comfort with digital payments and online shopping has grown since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, a trend that has continued even as brick-and-mortar stores have begun reopening. According to Mastercard, in June 2021 [...]

Tracking today’s top fin-tech trends

Tracking today’s top fin-tech trends

The explosive growth of digital technology in the last two decades has permeated virtually every aspect of our daily lives. Every industry now has tech-driven solutions that make the utilization of its products more convenient [...]

Massachusetts CUs donate $157K to ‘A Bed for Every Child’

Massachusetts CUs donate $157K to ‘A Bed for Every Child’

Credit unions in Massachusetts donated $157,637 to “A Bed for Every Child,” an initiative of the Massachusetts Coalition for the Homeless (Coalition), at the Stephen D. Jones Credit Union Charity Golf Tournament. “The Massachusetts [...]

PODCAST: Spread the love

PODCAST: Spread the love

On July 30, the credit union movement will come together to inspire an authentic and high-energy conversation about why we love credit unions. Using the hashtag #ilovemycreditunion, credit unions and leagues across the country will [...]

Advancing women’s leadership in credit unions

Advancing women’s leadership in credit unions

We’ve discussed diversity a few times in the following blogs: Is Your Credit Union Diverse? and Diversity and Inclusion. Today’s blog is related but will focus on the advancement of women within credit [...]

The current state of mortgage subservicing

The current state of mortgage subservicing

A mortgage relationship between member and lender can last for decades. Credit unions can also completely divest themselves from both financial and servicing responsibility almost as soon as the deal is signed. We’re talking [...]

Creating effective meetings

Creating effective meetings

People seem to love meetings. Yet, we have all seen that not everything requires a meeting. When a meeting is necessary, it must have a clear purpose and agenda. John Spence tackles this issue in [...]