Regulation as a Service
Chip Filson calls for credit union regulation to be separated from the hands of the NCUA and placed back in the hands of experts who can provide it as a service.
How to Build a More Creative Workforce
In an age of productivity and new technology, Alycia Meyers urges credit unions to slow down and take a step back from innovation to focus on creativity, remembering that one cannot happen without the other.
Unlocking the Potential of Your Credit Union: The Benefits of Outsourcing Marketing
If your looking to spice up your credit union’s marketing strategy, marketing expert Bo McDonald suggests enlisting the help of a professional marketing agency to bring in a fresh perspective.
Congress Should Not Give NCUA Third Party Oversight Argues NACUSO
Last week, in a letter written to Congress, NACUSO urged Capitol Hill not to grant the NCUA authority over third parties, including credit unions service organizations, reports CUSO Magazine’s Esteban Camargo.
So I’m Thinking of Starting a Project
Project Coordinator Daniel Kreuger shares strategies for keeping your project organized, on track, and—most importantly—aligned with the original purpose of the project.
Weathering Changes to Your Payments Platform
Changes to your EFT processor have the potential to disrupt your credit union; leaving you scrounging for information and with an excess of leftover cards. Thankfully, Tim Riordan has some tips to make the process as painless as possible.
Foundation Documents: When Words Matter
In honor of Juneteenth, Chip Filson looks at the foundational documents of America and ponders whether or not credit unions have such documents, and what those documents may say about credit unions.
Despite Supreme Court Ruling, CFPB Still Under Fire From Critics
Supporters of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau may have hoped that the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling finding its funding mechanism constitutional would calm its critics; David Baumann reports on why that hasn’t been the case.
Interactive Teller Machines: Don’t Let Fraud Get You Down!
As credit unions rush to replace teller lines with ITMs, Kyle Karnes reminds them to evaluate the technology for fraud risks and place limitations where necessary to keep both the credit union and its members safe.
Credit Unions Must Share Data to Fight New AI Fraud Risks
With the quick rate at which technology develops and fraudsters methods developing at the same fast speed, Tom Oscherwitz encourages financial institutions to share any fraud data they may have to support the fight against them.
