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Not for CEOs: Credit Unions in the Technology (r)Evolution

By Sarah Snell Cooke | May 29, 2012

Technology is moving credit unions forward and young professionals are needed to lead the way. Find out more at the next Not for CEOs event.
Not for CEOs: Credit Unions in the Technology (r)Evolution

By Sarah Snell Cooke | May 22, 2012

Technology is moving credit unions forward and young professionals are needed to lead the way. Find out more at the next Not for CEOs event.
All Eyes On Card Security

By David Morrison | April 22, 2012

Industry observers and executives with other processing companies predict that the recent supervisory letter on FIS security problems may have a limited impact on FIS’ sales but will likely heighten the importance of security for all payments processors.
CO-OP Holding FIS Accountable

By David Morrison | April 17, 2012

Big CUSO said it's confident card processor will address security issues but also plans to make sure.
Economy Suggests It’s Time to Issue Credit Cards

By David Morrison | April 9, 2012

Somewhat counterintuitively, CU card industry experts say that two conflicting trends in the economy make 2012 a good year for a credit union that had foregone credit card issuing in the past to get back into the business.
Now Good Time to Begin Issuing Cards Again, CO-OP Tells Credit Unions

By David Morrison | April 4, 2012

CO-OP Financial Services white paper sees a couple reasons to say yes.
'Credit Unions Do' Sparks CO-OP Campaign

By Myriam DiGiovanni | March 14, 2012

CO-OP Financial Services is doing its part to get people buzzing about credit unions with its new "Credit Unions Do" campaign.
Bank Transfer Day: CO-OP Launches Account Switch Campaign

By David Morrison | November 3, 2011

Print ads placed nationwide focus on theme: "Banks Don't Like You. Credit Unions Do."
CO-OP POS Transactions Not Impacted By Outage

By David Morrison | September 19, 2011

CUSO says FIS problems on Friday shut down ATMs but CO-OP point of sale unaffected.
Seize the Day on Fed Rule Changes

By Caroline Lane | September 7, 2011

The credit union movement received better-than-expected news on June 29 when the Federal Reserve Board announced its rules to implement the Durbin Amendment concerning debit card interchange. For credit unions under $10 billion in total assets, interchange rates will show little or no decline in 2011, and this will probably...