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Credit unions have historically served a critical role in their communities, offering more personalized and affordable services, but as banking preferences evolve and members migrate to a mix of banking channels, they will, too, need to evolve to promote more self-service options. By increasing digital adoption and remaining connected with their members in the channels that matter most, they can ensure they remain competitive in a quickly changing banking landscape.

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