Merging credit unions often have to contemplate combining credit card programs. Too often they tend to defer thinking this through until after the merger.
This can lead to performance problems in the combined program card program, including member dissatisfaction, impaired profitability and significant compliance risk. Making changes to a credit card program typically impacts about 20% of the members, including many of those with the highest value to the credit union. Getting it right is important.
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