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All of the news, information and analysis surrounding COVID-19's impact on the entire credit union industry.
The program is supporting "more than 75% of the small-business payroll in all 50 states," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says.
Alabama's Listerhill CU reflects on how organization and teamwork helped aid a smooth transition to operating remotely.
The September conference, open to all credit union professionals, will also feature a virtual expo hall for exhibitors and sponsors.
CUNA economist says, "We did see some dramatic falls in loan growth in certain categories such as auto loans."
For CUs that remained open or recently reopened, now is the time to assess the effectiveness of your safety strategy.
Chairman Hood says of the announcement, "Given the immensity of the economic challenges we're facing, the timing could not have been better."
CO-OP makes a point that credit unions must be wary of fraud arising from the increase in contactless transactions.
As demand for online and mobile surges, Marine CU plans to make significant investments in digital services over the next five years.
As federal stimulus checks and financial assistance programs run out, the auto finance market might begin to feel the full economic effects of COVID-19.
Leverage remote development to maintain your commitment to employee education and the highest levels of member service.