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Turning Up the Heat at GAC

Michael Ogden

Left or right, this is going to be an interesting 2017 CUNA Governmental Affairs Conference.
56% of All Bills Now Paid Online: Study

Tonya Knudesn

More than half of all bills in America are now paid online; though when it comes to who's doing the paying, major generation gaps exist, according to new data from electronic payments company ACI Worldwide and research firm Aite Group.
Credit Union Comes to the Aid of CFPB

Tonya Knudesn

At a time when many credit unions have the CFPB in their crosshairs, one credit union Self-Help Credit Union is coming to the beleaguered agency's defense.
Best and Worst Student Loan Servicers: Infographic

Tim Schafer

Find out which student loan servicers received the most complaints in 2016.
FocusReport: Cybersecurity

Tonya Knudesn

Credit unions are bombarded by data breach news and warnings on a daily basis. Learn how to sift through the noise and take the necessary steps to safeguard your data in this Focus Report.
2016 Data Breaches: Infographic

Tim Schafer

A CyberScout and ITRC report finds the overall number of breaches rises while financial industry breaches dwindle.
Possible Side Effects of Trumpcare

Peter Strozniak

Concerns arise over potential premium hikes, less coverage and more out-of-pocket expenses for employees.
Attacks Are Inevitable; Breach Response Plans Invaluable

Rishi Bhargava

By having an effective plan and remaining vigilant, credit unions will have a better chance of stopping hackers' efforts.
Instant Issuance's Role in Branch Transformation

Rob Dixon

Members expect greater levels of convenience and functionality through the branch as they have from mobile and online channels.
Trump Chooses McWatters as Acting Chairman of NCUA

Tonya Knudesn

President Donald Trump has appointed J. Mark McWatters as acting chairman of the NCUA, according to a statement from the NCUA.
CU Orgs Forecast Rosy Outlook Under Trump

Tonya Knudesn

President Trump's expected surge in government spending and tax cuts will help credit unions maintain high earnings in 2017 as interest rates and loans rise, two credit union groups reported.
Can Trump Save Economy From Hell, Purgatory or Limbo?

Janet Levaux

Investors and advisors have plenty of questions about where the markets are heading under Trump's leadership.
Sifting Through the Cybersecurity Noise to Protect Data

Roy Urrico

Learn how to sift through the nonstop hype and warnings to determine which cybersecurity threats are real.
Deception Technology Vital to FI Data Security Compliance

Doron Kolton

More institutions are turning to deception technology as they realize perimeter security is not sufficient.
Credit Unions Invest in System Upgrades

Roy Urrico

Get an overview of some of the latest technology moves.
Opportunities for CU Growth, Unity in Trump's New America

Tahira Hayes

Do your part to support immigrant communities.
In-Car Payments Hit the Fast Lane

Tina Orem

Cars with built-in payments technology may soon give mobile wallets a lift.
Readers Offer Opinions

Tonya Knudesn

The CFPB and a PenFed lawsuit were at the center of CU Times reader conversations online this past week. Here's what they had to say.
People

Tonya Knudesn

The $4.7 billion Ent Credit Union in Colorado Springs, Colo., promoted Lisa Hand to director of cash delivery systems. In this new role, Hand will be responsible for Ent's instant issue debit card equipment, teller cash recyclers and coin machines, as well as Ent's fleet of more than 50 local...
Tackling Credit Union Issues

David Baumann

Many state legislatures are likely to soon consider legislation affecting credit unions.

Credit Union Times Magazine-February 8, 2017

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