House Financial Services Committee Introduces Bill to Create More Credit Unions
Emily Claus reports on the House Financial Services Committee’s introduction of the American Access to Banking Act, which aims to support the creation of de novo credit unions and community banks.
Legacy In Action: How the Credit Union Movement Shapes Us and How We Shape It
As Credit Union History Month continues, Julie Gessner asks credit unions to take a moment to reflect on their own history and ponder the legacy they are leaving behind and how it may impact the credit union movement.
AI and Behavioral Science: Crack the Code to Member Action
Experts agree that personalization is the secret sauce to any good marketing strategy, but how do credit unions go about achieving that? Ashleigh Craven of Pocketnest shares how credit unions can leverage AI to reach a perfect level of personalization and enhance the member experience.
A History of Credit Unions Part 3: Credit Unions Go National
In part three of his series on the history of credit unions, Esteban Camargo details how credit unions made their way to the U.S., became written into law via the Federal Credit Union Act, and began to flourish.
NCUA Advances Voluntary Review of Agency Regulations
The National Credit Union Administration announced the second Request for Comment has been opened as part of its voluntary review of agency regulations to identify burdensome rules, reports CUSO Magazine’s Esteban Camargo.
A Past and Present Story to Make Every Credit Union Member Proud
Continuing Credit Union History Month, Chip Filson reflects back on Latino Community Credit Union’s example on how credit unions should lead with a passion for cooperative movement at heart.
Payments, Fraud, and AI—Oh My!
As members enjoy the ability to move money more easily, they also open themselves to risk. Amanda Crocker, President of SWIVEL, shares how credit unions can adopt these new technologies while also staving off fraud by finding the right partner.
A History of Credit Unions Part 2: An American Tale
As a part of Credit Union History Month, Esteban Camargo is taking readers on a journey through the creation of our industry. In part two of his series, Camargo shares how credit unions hopped the Atlantic and made their way to North America with the help of great credit union advocates.
Credit Unions Secure Tax Exemption Status
After months of relentless efforts, credit unions have managed to secure the safety of the tax-exemption status, now that the budget reconciliation bill has officially been signed into law, reports Emily Claus.
A Beginner’s Guide for Virtual Trainers
Hosting a virtual training webinar can feel like an entirely different beast from hosting one in person. Thankfully, education and training expert Kasey Olchowski has created a beginner’s guide to ensure your training session goes off without a hitch.