January, 03, 2020
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Credit Unions Still Face Risk of ADA Suits
Credit unions should keep focused on making their websites and mobile apps accessible to avoid potential lawsuits.

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Credit unions should keep focused on making their websites and mobile apps accessible to avoid potential lawsuits.
Peter Strozniak | January 03, 2020
Americans' concerns that the nation’s division is threatening their shared core values may create opportunities for CU marketers.
Roy Urrico | January 03, 2020
With more and more personal info being distributed, many state lawmakers are considering new privacy legislation regarding consumers’ data.
David Baumann | January 03, 2020
The amount of unfinished business left over from 2019 is staggering, and it may be considered on Capitol Hill this year.
Natasha Chilingerian | January 02, 2020
Don't be afraid to take good kinds of risks in your credit union, professional career and life in 2020.
Jim DuPlessis | January 03, 2020
CUNA Mutual Economist Steve Rick talks ‘growth recession’ and negative interest rates.
Jim DuPlessis and Tim Schafer | January 03, 2020
CUs make out-sized gains with residential mortgages while loan quality holds in most areas.
Jack Sundstrom | January 03, 2020
CUs must have controls and systems to detect various ATO schemes, and emerging threats from well-organized fraud rings.
Roger Hull | January 03, 2020
The technology available today has opened up new opportunities for credit union profitability.
David W. Erb and Michael R. Greco | January 03, 2020
CUs with a brokerage force must consider the services' fiduciary duties that run between their RR and CFP employees and their members.
Mary Ellen Biery | January 03, 2020
A strong credit risk review function is not only important for making examiners happy - here's how to implement one.
Tahira Hayes | December 20, 2019
In addition, a Utah credit union gifts $10,000 each to 11 local nonprofits.
Tahira Hayes | December 23, 2019
This week’s People news includes a new role in community relations and advocacy, and the retirement of a 35-year CU veteran.