April, 12, 2021
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Questions Remain in Dropped Collusion Suit
A dispute leads to a CU member filing a lawsuit alleging collusion and racially derogatory remarks by employees.

Cover Story
A dispute leads to a CU member filing a lawsuit alleging collusion and racially derogatory remarks by employees.
Jim DuPlessis | April 12, 2021
Some credit unions are using trended data and credit-builder programs to help members buy cars.
Michael Ogden | April 12, 2021
We’re watching CUs and CU organizations begin to step back into society and the world, little by little.
Natasha Chilingerian | April 08, 2021
In a Filene webinar, CU executives share experiences and ideas that would never have occurred had the pandemic not began.
Michael Ogden | April 12, 2021
The virtual GAC was the culmination of months of rehearsals and testing during smaller virtual events.
Natasha Chilingerian | April 12, 2021
CUNA Mutual's Eric Mayer shares lessons learned through hosting an annual virtual event before and during the pandemic.
Beth Schnabel and Holly Fearing | April 12, 2021
Filene Research Institute breaks down the key considerations for planning, promoting and executing next-normal events.
Samantha Paxson and Joe Franklin | April 12, 2021
CO-OP shares a series of best practices it discovered as the industry continues to evolve its virtual event experience.
Greg Neumann | April 12, 2021
Resuming face-to-face activities will be a critical step forward, but they must be combined with a consistent and engaging virtual presence.
Greg Wright | April 12, 2021
Credit unions can use data for good to help members gain access to fair and affordable credit.
Natasha Chilingerian | April 02, 2021
Plus, CUs contribute to groups that assist domestic violence survivors and low-income homeowners in need of repairs.
Natasha Chilingerian | April 05, 2021
Plus, CU Members Mortgage announces a new hire and a promotion.