August, 16, 2019
Cover Story
Lawsuit Filed After CEO’s Death
A wrongful termination lawsuit describes details of alleged fraud, conflicts of interest and other violations of federal regulations.

Cover Story
A wrongful termination lawsuit describes details of alleged fraud, conflicts of interest and other violations of federal regulations.
Jim DuPlessis | August 16, 2019
Wescom launched the small-dollar lending program called Quick Assist to offer loans of $200 to $500.
Tahira Hayes | August 16, 2019
An unexpected incident during a trip to Canada turns into a lesson in cybersecurity.
Natasha Chilingerian | August 15, 2019
CUs began playing the business services game at a beginner’s level, so their accomplishments should be viewed as a major success.
Tina Orem | August 16, 2019
Adapting to the new technological ecosystem of contactless cards takes time, money, planning and the right people.
Richard Gallagher | August 16, 2019
A few brief scenarios that explain what the regulation means for credit unions today.
Julie Esser | August 16, 2019
Distributed ledger technology can help with efficient transaction completion and proving identities.
Jami Jennings | August 16, 2019
Learn four key areas of consideration for credit unions as cash becomes more obsolete.
Natasha Chilingerian and Tim Schafer | August 16, 2019
Wallethub provides insight into consumers’ attitudes toward and understanding of fees they may encounter while spending money abroad.
Ankush Tewari | August 16, 2019
The removal of lien and judgments data from credit reports will impede financial inclusion and significantly increase credit risk.
Tahira Hayes | August 09, 2019
One credit union raises funds through a “Coin Wars” competition to collect pocket change at its corporate headquarters.
Tahira Hayes | August 12, 2019
Twelve professionals climb the career ladder, while a longtime CEO announces his retirement.