TRUMBULL, Conn.—One credit union believes the network credit union model is an answer for small CUs struggling to make ends meet.
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TUKWILA, Wash.—It’s not too soon to begin supporting wearable payments, according to BECU, which believes credit unions will need to do so to keep pace with where their members are headed.
FRESNO, Calif.—Educational Employees CU never thought its name would be mentioned by ESPN sportscasters and in articles in Sports Illustrated, the New York Times and the Washington Post.
DUBLIN, Ohio—One credit union believes loan participation programs are the best way to address the issue of small credit unions struggling with loan portfolio growth.
MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif.—One of the most experienced credit unions in the payday lending space believes new rules from the CFPB capping rates and fees on payday loans won’t accomplish what the Bureau is hoping for, which is to push down rates on such loans and drive customers of payday lenders to other providers, such as credit unions.
TAMPA, Fla.—It’s time for credit unions to begin declining more fallback transactions in order to reduce growing fraud exposure, according to CSCU.
MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho—Pioneer FCU has introduced interactive mobile video banking in an attempt to bring more personal service to the growing digital delivery channel.
NEW YORK—Are concerns over auto loan delinquencies rising? A new report from the New York Federal Reserve indicates that may be the case.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA plans to slowly roll out its new cybersecurity examination tool next year, and a focus will be on creating a program that takes into consideration the size and complexity of an institution, the agency said.
NASHVILLE–Had CUToday.info given you a dozen headlines to choose from for this story, it’s likely you wouldn’t have read it. And the same holds true for credit union products and services. Here's what your CU can do about that, according to one expert.