From not practicing what you preach to pulling back the tab on a great new CU name, here are some leftover items from the Reporter’s Notebook.
THE 'tude
In 2016, the payday lending industry came under rigorous scrutiny by the CFPB, which resulted in proposed regulations that could potentially end traditional payday lending.
Unmotivated. Spoiled. Flighty. Sensitive. Words like these are often — and unfairly — used when describing Millennials, but upon further examination, would you really use these terms to describe your Millennial employees?
Having spent the past few weeks making people uncomfortable by talking about mergers, here are some belated nuggets out of CUNA’s GAC on everything from Colin Powell to Hooters’ cooks missing their weed, to re-using hotel soap. So, wash up, grab some wings, and enjoy.
“You know I don’t do this for the money, I do this because I care for the patients.”
Women comprise a significant segment of the workforce.
I served over five of my six years on the NCUA board under a Democrat administration.
As the CEO of the United Solutions CUSO, I make a point of interviewing every new employee we hire and every employee who decides to leave the company.
Over the last 18 months both the FDIC and NCUA are reporting that loan growth for banks and credit unions are at levels only known before the great recession.
New Year’s Resolutions often include some promise to start saving money. Easier said than done.