WEST WINDSOR TOWNSHIP, N.J.—Lenders can benefit from the fact most cars manufactured since 2016 have the technology to share detailed data on the vehicle itself, according to one expert—but it will require borrowers to take out usage-based insurance policies.
MADISON, Wis.—Could perceptions of credit union service be making a comeback in the eyes of consumers? A new study has answers.
MADISON, Wis.—What are credit union executives focused on when it comes to professional education? Much of their attention has turned to “resiliency”—for the CU, its members and themselves—says new CUES CEO Heather McKissick
GOLDEN, Colo.—Despite wearing “beer goggles” when it came up with its new name, On Tap Credit Union, which was formerly Coors CU, said the name change and the unique marketing approach it has since followed have been good moves for the organization—good enough for the cooperative to consider nationwide expansion.
CLAWSON, Mich.—If a credit union is cutting back on lending because its CECL number has spiked, one analyst is suggesting it might be time to gain a better understanding of the CECL model it is using.
MADISON, Wis.—Credit unions should scan their portfolios for lower-income members with student loans who are likely to be at greatest risk for becoming problem borrowers, says Steve Rick.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—Split-dollar life insurance has become one of the most popular ways to provide credit union executives with a retirement benefit, but the fast growth of the plans over the last 10 years is now raising questions over whether enough attention is being paid to the agreements to ensure they pay off, according to experts.
MADISON, Wis.–After a long and dangerous struggle, Bashir Khan, who formerly led Afghanistan’s credit union movement before being forced into hiding by the Taliban and then fleeing the country, has arrived with his family in the United States, thanks to assistance from the Wisconsin Credit Union League and others in this country.
MANCHESTER, N.H.–Always take on a challenge. Don’t pretend to be someone you’re not. Do the work. That was just some of the advice shared by six women who were inducted into the “Credit Union Women Making Herstory” exhibit at America’s Credit Union Museum
WEST WINDSOR TOWNSHIP, N.J.—There are a couple of important facts credit unions must keep in mind as they increasingly make loans for electric vehicles (EVs).
