The year 2020 is less than five years away. What can a credit union do to ensure it gets there? Will members be interacting with their CUs primarily through “wearables,” such as watches? Will members expect an approved loan offer to appear on their phones when they walk into an auto dealer? Will other providers do those same things, but better?
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TAMPA, Fla.—Adding a digital wallet to the credit union’s portfolio just got a lot simpler, according to one payments expert who says the new Visa Digital Enablement Program (VDEP) eliminates the hassles many FIs experienced when they enrolled with Apple Pay.
MONTREAL, Quebec–A panel of regulatory and political experts offered updates on everything from risk-based capital, the “Sen. Warren effect,” NCUA transparency, what’s going on with the CFPB, and more here during NAFCU’s annual meeting and convention here.
MONTREAL, Quebec–One of the biggest challenges to credit unions is not falling victim, as so many other brand name companies have, to their own success. And what is compounding that challenge? A 10,000-year human history of farming.
MONTREAL, Quebec–NAFCU CEO Dan Berger is calling on credit unions to play more offense than defense, while also outlining for its membership where the trade group has focused its efforts, why it has expanded to allow state charters as members, and why it has entered into a new strategic alliance.
MONTREAL, Quebec– NAFCU is opening its membership to federally insured, state-chartered credit unions effective immediately. The trade group told CUToday.info it will not in any way change its focus on federal issues and it will not be doing any work at the state level.
OYSTER BAY, N.Y.—The president of GrooveCar is doing his part to preserve the history of the American automobile industry, recently opening Collector Car Showcase, an 18,000-square-foot museum that display cars going back to the early 1900s.
MADISON, Wis.—As retailers pay more attention to high-tech fraud and tighten POS security, crooks are going old school, increasing their use of card skimmers on ATMs.
ORLANDO, Fla.–In his first remarks to the League of Southeastern Credit Unions annual meeting, CUNA CEO Jim Nussle outlined what he said credit unions should expect from him and his association–but also stressed that he expects something from credit unions, too
DES MOINES, Iowa—Loading prepaid cards just got a little easier with the introduction of a mobile app for adding money to the plastic.