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‘Irrational Exuberance’ Take 2

Peter Strozniak

Rate hikes signal the Fed's confidence in self-sustaining economic expansion.
Health Care: What's Next?

Allison Bell

Now that the American Health Care Act bill appears to be dead, other ACA-change proposals are getting more attention.
Trump's Budget and the Art of Naming Bills

David Baumann

CU Times' Washington reporter offers lessons on presidential budgets and bill naming.
Bankless Banking Is Ready for its Close-Up

Harold Montgomery

Mobile payments technology can bring the financially omitted into the economic majority.
Rule Breakers Set the Rules

Jim DuPlessis

The traditional car sales model is being disrupted by companies without a sales force and with few locations.
FocusReport: Mobile Banking & Payments

Tonya Knudesn

Mobile and payments: Together, theyre the digital banking power couple. To keep their relationship strong, credit unions must provide members with a harmonious, integrated experience while staying on top of trends. Learn more in this Focus Report.
Record Loan Growth Continues in January

Tonya Knudesn

Credit union loans grew in January at their fastest rate in 17 years, led again by loans for cars and businesses, according to a CUNA Mutual Group report released March 28.
ICBA Won't Appeal Case Affirming NCUA's MBL Rules

Tonya Knudesn

The Independent Community Bankers of America has decided not to appeal a federal judge's decision to toss an ICBA suit challenging the NCUA's Member Business Lending rules.
People

Tonya Knudesn

The $2.4 billion Spokane Teachers Credit Union in Liberty Lake, Wash., hired Brendan Wiechert as director of commercial and business services. Wiechert oversees a commercial and business portfolio of more than 400 clients and more than $300 million in loan commitments. His team is based in the Hutton Building in...
Robo Advisor Strategies: Easier Than You Think

Peter Jacobstein

Learn how to implement a robo advisor strategy that serves members and cultivates relationships for years to come.
Readers Talk Trump

Tonya Knudesn

The Trump Administration's plan to cut funding for the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund got some readers protesting the decision and others backing the president. Here's what they had to say about that topic as well as other recent CU Times stories.
Temporary Discomfort Opens Doors to Success

Natasha Chilingerian

The introduction of something new, or, a new idea, method or advice. According to m-w.com, that's the definition of innovation a word that's as prevalent in the credit union industry as deposits or members.
Keeping Up With the Digital Power Couple

Roy Urrico

Credit unions must provide an integrated mobile experience while staying on top of new functionality and trends.
Credit Unions Are a Place of Opportunity for Immigrants

Amy Nelson

Point West CU's CEO responds to the CU Times article, "Trump, Immigration and Credit Unions."
Small Business Customers Are No Fans of Mobile Banking: Infographic

Tim Schafer

A survey finds 69% of small business customers don't have a positive perception of their FI's mobile banking services.

Credit Union Times Magazine-April 5, 2017

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