Getting the Most From Software Releases
Technical writer Alycia Meyers cautions against falling under the spell of fancy writing in vendor’s software releases and urges credit unions to critically analyze how their vendors convey information to their clients, what they include, and what they don’t.
Looking Outside the Credit Union: Spotlight on ATL Federal Credit Union
As Michigan restaurants face their second month of closures, ATL Federal Credit Union is encouraging members to support local establishments and rewarding them for their effort. CEO Robert Shane details the inspiration for the project and how you can get involved.
TBA Credit Union Donates Pizza and Hand Sanitizer to Munson Healthcare
TBA Credit Union, located in Traverse City, donated pizzas and hand sanitizer to Munson Healthcare Hospital to support medical workers during COVID-19.
The Good and Bad of Instant Issue
While some technology allows for increased convenience, there can be some drawbacks as well. Megan Ernsberger covers the positives and negatives of instant issue, and what you should consider when looking to add it to your credit union.
What Fintech Companies Are Doing to Help Credit Unions Succeed During Coronavirus
As credit unions work to adjust to their new normal and find the technologies to continue serving their members from a distance, fintech companies are stepping in to help. Emily Claus shares examples of such companies and what kind of support you can receive for your credit union.
Neighborhood Mortgage Solutions Donates to Michigan Credit Union Foundation
Neighborhood Mortgage Solutions, located in Frankenmuth, Michigan, is pleased to announce a donation to the Michigan Credit Union Foundation (MCUF) in the amount of $1,812.35.
TBA Credit Union Offers Member Relief Program
Effective Tuesday, March 24 through April 30, the TBA Credit Union Board of Directors approved a relief program for members which includes a number of benefits designed to help members.
Learning at the Speed of the Crisis: A Cooperative Advantage
In the midst of the coronavirus crisis, everything around us is closing and canceling. During this time, Chip Filson conveys how essential it is for credit unions to keep learning and working thorough the crisis to continue serving their members until the world around us returns to normal.
Educating People on Credit Unions: Missed Opportunities and Misconceptions
A startling number of people know absolutely nothing about credit unions. Do they have mobile banking? Are they open for anyone to join? Are they even insured? Coming from the perspective of someone who once believed these things, Emily Claus examines the most common misconceptions regarding credit unions and where they can be corrected.
The Cost of Not Learning from Our Brethren’s Mistakes
Covering three recent examples of various losses and corruptions within the credit union industry, Chip Filson argues that while the NCUA is focusing on “correcting” mistakes, there is a distinct lack of needed discussion and learning taking place.
