WASHINGTON—Calling 2015 a “positive” legislative year for credit unions, NAFCU is offering an assessment of CU successes on Capitol Hill and at NCUA, addressing the efforts of the trade association on both fronts.
THE feature
LAKE FOREST, Ill—Credit unions’ median overdraft price is now on par with banks’, a new analysis shows.
DES MOINES, Iowa—The introduction of Walmart Pay is positive for credit unions—at least for now—say payments analysts who are also cautioning that may not be the situation long term.
CHICAGO–CUToday.info provided readers with more than 6,500 different pieces of content during 2015, including coverage of significant issues with far-reaching consequences for credit unions.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis.—Royal Credit Union here is reporting it reached more than 350,000 people here with a social media-based campaign over the holidays.
LAKE FOREST, Ill.—A new study indicates financial institutions face a “service charge dilemma,” and that problem may be larger for credit unions.
THE NORTH POLE--From traffic stops that turned into special memories to some interesting takes on the 12 Days of Christmas, CUToday.info provided coverage of credit unions showing their holiday spirit.
HARRISBURG, Penn.—On the 11th day of Christmas, my credit union gave to me: $10 million in interest savings.
FAIRFAX, Va.—Marketing consultant Paul Lucas details how credit unions might leverage the 12 Days of Christmas to drive deeper relationships—and trim the annual Christmas tree.
THE NORTH POLE—It’s getting tougher these days for a True Love to give gifts for the 12 Days of Christmas—to say nothing of the challenges for any credit union that might attempt to provide financing.