Credit unions have invested heavily with both time and money in financial literacy, especially in schools.
THE 'tude
Sometimes credit unions can be put in the unfortunate position of being the brunt of negative headlines, angry complaints on social media, or data breaches.
The holidays are always such a contagiously exciting time of the year!
There’s a four-letter word one person says credit unions should stop using, and that won’t be easy, because bank-bashing is a staple of credit union meetings and media messages.
State and federal regulators have always emphasized the importance of having knowledgeable and dedicated individuals serve on the board of directors of credit unions.
t is hard to believe that six months have passed since United Airlines came under fire for dragging a passenger off a flight.
t’s nearly 2018, so get ready for all the prognostications and forecasts in just about everything you read for the next month. But...
You are a 57-year-old CEO of an $800-million credit union in Michigan with six branches and 85 employees.
NCUA approved 18 mergers during September 2017, which is a decrease from the 21 of the prior month.
There were two recent headlines that got the top-of-page treatment, but it seems most in credit unions read and remember the wrong one.