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KALAMAZOO, Mich.—Even as several credit unions have already announced they plan to do so—with one CU telling CUToday.info it was no “overnight decision”—many credit unions will likely not move quickly to mandate COVID-19 vaccination as a condition of employment, says one expert. Instead, what’s likely ahead is enforcement of “vaccination light” policies.

NEW ORLEANS—It's going to be a while before many credit unions in southern Louisiana have power from the electric grid, and it may be some time before staff can get to their locations to assess damage from Hurricane Ida, the Louisiana CU League is reporting.

As the pandemic was beginning in April of 2020, I wrote about the shift to online and the lasting impact of that shift.

ARLINGTON, Va.–For credit unions headed into their Fall planning sessions for 2022 and beyond, one economist believes it’s pretty safe to assume next year will be much like this year—unless some sort of new COVID variant emerges.

BROOKFIELD, Wis.— Fiserv announced its Carat solution has expanded the digital payout options available to businesses to include payments to PayPal and Venmo accounts. 

WASHINGTON–Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA) has joined with a number of other senators in calling for input from industry leaders on how to make current and future crypto regulations in the U.S. more clear and transparent.

JACKSON, Mich.–  American 1 Credit Union held its 71^st Annual Meeting in the Tremaine Meeting Room at the American 1 Event Center here.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. – The RCU Foundation has made a $150,000 gift to Westfields Hospital Foundation in New Richmond, Wis.