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MADISON, Wis.–If things are going really well for your credit union, you may be in trouble, according to two experts, who suggested the risk lies in falling into the comfortable trap of planning vs. the discomfort that can come in setting strategy.

MADISON, Wis.—What’s on the minds of credit unions when it comes to fraud?

NORTH AUGUSTA, Ga.–The Augusta GreenJackets have broken ground on a new ballpark to be named after a credit union.

WASHINGTON—Minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee's July meeting show that committee members continue to be split on the appropriate path forward for the federal funds rate.

FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich.–Community Choice Credit Union surprised a long-time member and Detroit native, Omarri Richardson, with a $5,000 check.

WASHINGTON—Buddy Gill says there are several “little known facts” that led to the passage of the Credit Union Membership Access Act, but none bigger than the story of the hot dog vendor, who for a short while became the face of the Credit Union Campaign for Consumer Choice.

NEW YORK—The major credit card companies are finding themselves the target of public pressure related to recent, racially divisive events in Charlottesville, Va.

HERNDON, Va.–The NWFCU Foundation, the charitable arm of Northwest FCU, recently partnered with Carvana to raffle a car with proceeds benefitting the Foundation’s scholarship program.

NEW YORK—During a time when regulatory rollback is a focus of President Trump, one consulting firm is urging companies—particularly financial institutions—to focus on safeguarding against strategic, operational and emerging risks.

NEW YORK—Another report indicates that while there is growing interest in mobile payments, usage of digital wallets continues to lag behind expectations.