Listen to this most eloquent description of the credit union mission: “(We) are here to help you on your journey to achieve your dreams..."
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Successful brands are focused brands: Brands that are positioned to express a unique and compelling idea and make an emotional connection.
What are some of the new factors that credit unions must consider when implementing a private student lending program or managing an existing one?
Few organizations in credit unions have pivoted and refocused as effectively as has the Credit Union Executives Society.
More than the outdoor temperatures are predicted to rise as we get into late summer for America’s credit unions. The summer months present tremendous opportunity for mortgage lending, refinancing and payment products that protect borrowers’ investments in their homes.
As credit unions fight to stay ahead in the face of mounting competition and operating expenses, looming regulatory changes are the straw waiting for the perfect time to fall on credit unions’ back. And holding the straw, with the power to either cripple or to ease the burden, is the NCUA.
In Part 1 of this article, I discussed why credit unions should employ data analytics as part of their decision-making processes. In this concluding article, I discuss specific ways using business intelligence and data analysis can reduce costs and increase revenue for credit unions of all sizes.
Several thousand people representing credit unions from New Zealand to Ghana cooperatively convened in Denver last week, and the person whose message seemed to resonate most was also the person who seemed most unlikely to fill that role.
Credit union managers and CEOs need information to help them improve, to grow their membership and to provide better, leaner products and services.
Step aside Baby Boomers; the Millennials are taking over.