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Members 'Muddling Through'
CUNA’s research shows members have a lot of financial worries.
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Research Roundup
Help Consumers Celebrate Financial Independence
For too many, poverty stands in the way of financial independence and a comfortable lifestyle.
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Brent Dixon
In Constant Pursuit of Good Design
Delight and happiness are tools used to design good CU experiences.
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Marketing
Creating Loyal Gen Y Members
Two-year campaign helps Veridian CU grow Gen Y membership by 6%.
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Operations
CUNA's Member & Nonmember Survey Results
Help Nonmembers Overcome Barriers
Five things CUs can do differently to convince nonmembers to join.
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Operations
On My Mind
Members and Nonmembers
Credit Union Magazine sponsors national research into members’ and nonmembers’ financial lives.
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Marketing
CUNA's Member & Nonmember Survey Results
Does College Make a Difference?
College students are more likely than noncollege students to be credit union members.
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Playing Croquet with Lady Macbeth and The Outlaw Josey Wales
We may feel challenged, but determination will see us through.
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The Art of Asking Questions
The answer to a research question often is multifaceted and ongoing.
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The Branch Reimagined
New CU branch designs improve the member experience.
Small Loans, Big Effect
Offering small-dollar loans allows members to avoid payday lenders.
Mind Your Margins
Five steps to get the best return from your auto loan portfolio.
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Compliance: CUNA analysis of FHLB change starting July 5
With privately insured credit unions that meet certain requirements eligible to join the FHLB program starting July 5, CUNA compliance staff has developed a final rule analysis with an overview of new requirements.
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Address two important cybersecurity questions
Government agencies and the legal system have demonstrated decreasing degrees of leniency toward organizations with cybersecurity shortcomings in recent years.