SEOUL, South Korea—Just like an old leather wallet CU members have used for years to hold their plastic cards, consumers will soon be able to fold their smartphones and stuff them in their pockets.
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WATERLOO, Belgium—Approximately 138 million Europeans are financially cut off from society, without a bank account or payment methods, according to a new study.
TAMPA, Fla.–GTE Financial Credit Union said it is using a number of what it called “fun and trendy” technology campaigns to remain engaged with members, especially Millennials.
MADISON, Wis.–Credit union lending grew again in October, while the pace of membership growth cooled a bit, according to the latest data released as part of the CUNA Mutual Trends Report.
WASHINGTON—A group of senators are urging the Treasury to ease restrictions on financial institutions that serve the legal cannabis industry and provide guidance to encourage more banks and CUs to support this trade—particularly those that provide services to state-sanctioned pot businesses.
MERRITT ISLAND, Fla.–Two more credit unions have announced they will increase their minimum wage.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich.–Scammers were able to steal $121,000 from a member’s account here using a fraudulent wire transfer.
SALT LAKE CITY–Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals and Credit Unions for Kids have announced the five winners of the 2016 “Vote for Miracles” promotion.
MADISON, Wis.—CUES has announced that The County FCU is the winner of the CUES eVote: Elect & Educate giveaway, valued at up to $13,000.
COLLEGEVILLE, Penn.–Two credit unions have announced CEO changes.