BROOKFIELD, Wis.—With sales of Apple Watch starting fast then slowing, experts are debating what the future holds for wearables, especially for financial services applications.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.—Will the disruptive challenges from ride-sharing services such as Uber that are now facing the nation’s taxi industry spell even more trouble for credit unions that make medallion loans?
CHICAGO–CUToday.info is turning one year old, and it is celebrating with record online traffic and visits, more reporting than any other publication, an international effort to help members–and gifts for its readers!
ORLANDO, Fla.–Technology execs were given a top 10 list of things that are making life even easier for hackers in penetrating credit union systems.
BROOKFIELD, Wis.—It’s deadline day, the day many consumers will begin learning what it means to “dip” their plastic cards, rather than swipe them.
LAKE FOREST, Ill—Checking balances across all FIs totaled $1.7 trillion at the close of Q2—more than three times the amount of money invested in retail CDs ($472.8 billion), a new study shows.
ORLANDO, Fla.–The American economy has more than a few things in common with a movie classic, according to one economist, who described the current state of affairs as a “Griswold Economy.” Like ‘Vacation,” which gave us Chevy Chase as Clark Griswold, something about the economic recovery isn’t quite right, but after much stumbling and bumbling, things are turning out all right in the end.
ORLANDO, Fla.–It’s no accident the Navy’s Blue Angels flight demonstration squadron rarely has an accident. And that’s despite flying as fast as 700 miles per hour in formations in which the jets are just 36 inches apart. There are multiple lessons there for CU leaders, says one former pilot.
LAKE FOREST, Ill.—Consumers continue to hold a significant amount of money in their checking accounts, a new study indicates—but one indicator suggests consumers may also be getting ready to move funds.
LOMBARD, Ill.—It’s time for credit unions to keep their eyes on Millennial homebuyers, savings from older Americans, and core deposits.