We’re halfway through 2025, and for many credit union marketing teams, it’s gut-check time. Plans developed in Q3 last year may need reconsideration by now. Not to mention changes in the ...

The Defense Credit Union Council (DCUC) proudly supports Congressional efforts to establish a clear and modern framework for digital assets and innovation within the U.S. financial system.

Explore the latest products in finance and how consumer expectations are reshaping loan offerings for better engagement.

Evolution of field of membership rules: A federal perspective In understanding the need for modernization in Missouri's FOM laws, it is crucial to delve into the federal landscape, where the ...

One of the most interesting things about credit card theft is that every single purchase is traceable. It is not like stealing a wad of cash, you haven’t gotten away… ...

The subject of mergers has once again grabbed the headlines.As might be expected, during COVID-19, the pace of mergers dropped from pre-pandemic activity.But recently the number of planned or ...

Empowerment. Do you feel empowered? Do you empower others? How exactly? According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, empowerment is the granting of the power, right, or authority to perform ...

Discover the potential of agentic systems in credit unions to enhance member connections in a changing financial landscape.

This year, credit union leaders face a pivotal moment—one that could shape the future of our industry for decades to come. The scheduled expiration of key provisions from the 2017 Tax Cuts and ...

Credit unions have long been recognized for their commitment to serving their members and communities. However, many Americans, particularly younger consumers and the unbanked, are not engaging ...

As we arrive in 2025, we are once again confronted with new levels of ingenuity when it comes to fraud, fueled by advancements in technology, increased spending, and increasingly sophisticated… ...

A crucial insight is the influence of younger generations—those ages 18 to 43—in driving these changes. The preferences among these generations continue to evolve, sharply contrasting with ...