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Credit Unions Blog
1y ago
Macroeconomic shifts drove changes in member demand, which impacted top-level credit union metrics ..read more
Credit Unions Blog
1y ago
U.S. Treasury investment and updated rules from the National Credit Union Administration have resulted in a massive jump in the number of credit unions issuing subordinated debt and the overall dollar amount ..read more
Credit Unions Blog
1y ago
Callahan’s 2021 Impact Survey shows the variety of ways credit unions are making a difference in their communities and advancing the industry’s philosophy of “people helping people ..read more
Credit Unions Blog
1y ago
After a decline in consumer spending during the pandemic, the end of government relief programs has contributed to an increase in credit card usage – and a rise in delinquencies ..read more
Credit Unions Blog
1y ago
The industry could learn a lot from a group of undergrads pursuing a charter for a credit union to serve the students at George Washington University ..read more
Credit Unions Blog
1y ago
After two years of swings, first-quarter return on assets at credit unions was back in line with where things stood before COVID-19 upended the economic environment ..read more
Credit Unions Blog
1y ago
The credit union balance sheet is shifting as the U.S. economy enters a post-pandemic reality ..read more
Credit Unions Blog
1y ago
Look beyond the headlines to discover the driving forces behind market trends and consider how they impact a credit union’s investment portfolio ..read more
Credit Unions Blog
1y ago
Strong loan growth combined with increased investment and fee income helped propel credit union net income during the first quarter ..read more
Credit Unions Blog
1y ago
The industry can fill a void on the social app, where posts intended as financial education are frequently just vehicles for content creators to promote their personal brands ..read more