In response to a new Telephone Consumer Protection Act order, which would revoke consent for all automated calls and messaging should the member only opt out of one, America’s Credit Unions has been meeting with the FCC to hopefully secure a change in the rule, Emily Claus reports.
As the total amount of buy now, pay later debt continues to climb, as does the risk to credit unions and the housing market. Emily Claus discusses the rise of Buy Now, Pay Later services, the phantom debt they create, and what it all means for credit unions.
As Australia announces its official plan to phase out and eventually completely discontinue paper checks, Bob Anderson ponders the motives behind the move, whether other countries will follow in their footsteps, and just how long paper checks might have left.
The World Council of Credit Unions announced on Monday that interim President/CEO Paul Treinen has agreed to serve in a permanent capacity in that role. CUSO Magazine’s Esteban Camargo reports.
In the age of AI everything, Chip Filson issues a reminder to credit unions’ distinguishing factor is strong member service provided through genuine human connection.
