“I like being a doctor more by each day I work,” she volunteered as I sat listening to Dr. V talk about her family’s flight out of Persia (Iran) before the 1979 revolution, growing up in South Carolina in the ’80s, adapting to a new culture and finally deciding to follow her father into medicine.
People will say it’s difficult or even impossible to know what you don’t know.
Tick, tock… The countdown to the compliance deadline for the Department of Defense (DoD) Military Lending Act (MLA) final rule is upon us.
Credit unions (and banks) are the only businesses on the planet that get high levels of repeat visitors to their websites, day in and day out, for free, without ever having to pay for Google ad-words.
When I write “Children’s Miracle Network” or “Credit Unions 4 Kids,” there’s little doubt that if your credit union career is longer than the initial meeting with HR you’ve heard of both organizations and are familiar with what they do.
Climbing the business ladder is no easy feat.
June 1 marked the start of Hurricane Season, and with it, credit unions throughout the Eastern Seaboard are dusting off their checklists from last year to make sure they are prepared.
Mergers approvals were down slightly in April, with NCUA approving 20 mergers in April 2016, down from 23 in the prior month.
We all know what the road to hell is paved with, which leaves me wondering if the “P” in CFPB doesn’t stand for paving
Credit union leaders have a lot on their plate, from growing membership to streamlining operations and increasing profitability, while navigating an evolving marketplace made more complex by factors such as increased regulatory scrutiny, the digitization of lending services, and the need to resonate with millennials.
