ATLANTA—Will credit union lenders watching the Super Bowl this Sunday have their parties spoiled by automakers’ commercials for lowball deals?
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RANCHO-CUCAMONGA, Calif.—When it comes to serving members best, it’s not so much about paying attention to life stages anymore. Instead, it is about lifestyles.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—In planning for what lies ahead, especially after the pandemic is over, credit unions should get out a blank sheet of paper, advises Chuck Fagan.
LAKE TAPPS, Wash.—When it comes to mergers, who are the top credit union acquirers by total acquired assets over the last 20 years?
WESTBROOK, Maine–A credit union serving a commercial fishing market in Maine intends to merge with a CU based 1,303 miles away in America’s Heartland—and those kinds of combinations are becoming more beneficial for credit unions, according to the CEO of Infinity FCU.
SANTA ANA, Calif.—Collaboration is critical to the future of small credit unions, according to the leader of one small credit union who believes two things will play key roles in future partnerships.
SAN ANTONIO—“Skyrocketing” demand for involuntary unemployment insurance coverage during 2020 has led to SWBC making significant changes to its claims processes for the coverage it provides credit unions, the company said.
ALLEN, Texas—One credit union has hired special needs teens to be greeters in its lobbies, and the program has turned out not only to be life-changing for the young people but also an answer to a problem the CU previously could not solve.
KALAMAZOO, Mich.—Thanks to two factors, 2021 could be a record year for credit unions acquiring banks, according to the pioneer of such deals. And that’s after records were already set.
ORONO, Maine—Sometimes, strong community relationships can lead to some interesting offers for credit union members. That’s just the case with University CU and the small town of Orono—UCU is offering a 0% loan for local businesses to help them through the pandemic.