There is a big decision to be made this fall. But it has nothing to do with the presidential election and everything to do with the day-to-day routines of millions of credit union members.
The decision I’m talking about is one that each credit union will make regarding how it will inform, educate and prepare its members to properly use their chip cards in their EMV-enabled ATMs.
With all the recent attention being paid to credit unions’ migrations to EMV chip credit and debit cards, the transitions for their ATMs have been a secondary consideration, particularly because of the later timeframe for that switchover. That deadline is this October.
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