Mortgage Reform…. Politics
by Jim Blaine Sure you feel that this has gone on way too long with little result. Sounds a bit like the current state of our National political system – much ...
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Teamwork Wins and Retains Small Business Clients
by Lana J. Chandler “The atmosphere of your branch is paramount in maintaining happy small business clients,” maintains Kevron B. Tynes, retail sales administrator for National Penn Bank (Boyertown, PA). “...
Guide Members Down the Safe Path with Financial Counseling
by Chris Wolgamott I was six when my dad taught me to ride a bike. This wasn’t an easy feat since I’ve always been a little clumsy. It ...
Things We Say Too Often At Credit Unions and Banks
by Mark Arnold Let’s face it: the business world is full of annoying clichés, trite phrases and overused “hip” terminology. Credit unions and banks are no different. It’...
Cornell Day 3: The Womb of Civilization
by Devin Selte You’re probably scratching your head trying to figure out what the title of this blog has to do with credit unions and Day 3 of the ...
Customers Want A Seamless Banking Experience (My Foot)
by Ron Shevlin Foot wasn’t exactly the first body part that came to mind, but I’m trying hard to keep it family-friendly here. Yet another consumer survey from ...
Fabulous (Financial) Friday Thanks to Summit Credit Union’s Project Money
by Nikki Morrison I’ve always thought that $1.8 billion Summit Credit Union, Madison, Wis., had a huge community focus and did a great job. But on Feb. 22, ...
Wine, Patience, and Credit Unions
by Anthony Demangone I’m in Sonoma, California for NAFCU’s CEOs and Senior Executive’s Conference. I know, tough life. Yesterday, I toured two wineries. Both were fantastic, as ...