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3 things to watch when it comes to your credit union website’s cybersecurity

As a credit union leader, you value your members’ privacy and security. With nearly 78% of the population preferring to bank online vs. a brick-and-mortar branch, having a website that looks good, performs well, and is secure is no longer a luxury – it’s a necessity.  Take a look at your current credit union website. More […]

Gaining Perspective on Financial Education: A Walk Down Credit Union Memory Lane

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About 88% of U.S. parents with children younger than 18 say it’s extremely or very important to them that their children grow up to be financially independent and have jobs they enjoy – far higher than the shares who prioritize their children eventually getting married or having children of their own. This is according to […]

Put it all “on the line” for younger members

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Remember the movie ‘The Internship?’ Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson play two salesmen who are the victims of layoffs. They’re out of touch and have zero digital chops, yet they somehow score an internship with Google.  In a classic scene, Vince Vaughn’s character, Billy, is excited to have an idea for one of the challenges […]

Great Basin FCU Boosts Website Presence to Continue Growth

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The $274.4 million Great Basin Federal Credit Union had a banner year in 2022 and is looking to continue its growth in 2023. The credit union expanded its field of membership at the end of last year from one county to 12 counties without adding any new branches. Instead, Great Basin FCU Chief Experience Officer […]

Work Smarter, Not Harder

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The urgent often fills credit union leaders’ time before they can even get to what’s important. We must shift the balance from overwhelming task saturation toward more strategic work and goals.  In the current disruptive business environment, from the economy to keeping up with the technology members are demanding, it’s important to ensure we make […]

We’re Hiring a Business Development Specialist

When it comes to their website, credit unions across the country are often stuck in long contracts with little control over their online presence. Enough is enough. We are looking for someone to join our team to help support credit unions and help them take control of their websites once and for all. We are […]

If You Give A Credit Union A New Website…

If you give a credit union a new website, they’re going to want some members to go with it. They’ll want to get the visuals just right for their updated site. With a modern design, it’ll catch the eyes of members – day and night. Then it’ll need online banking and loan apps for transactions that […]

The secret to building a killer credit union website

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Credit union websites are essential in the modern financial services world. Members and potential members are looking for information 24/7. Rather than attempting to serve members when your staff is available, credit unions can (and should) lean on their website as an extension of your member service team! Your credit union website must deliver services successfully […]

How to rebound after getting burned by a vendor

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You’ve done your due diligence. Your credit union leadership has interviewed, researched, and consulted on your top options for a service provider to meet your needs. You made your pick, and it all went downhill from the day you signed the contract. Your credit union started out optimistic, but you never really know what you’ve […]

Does your website have your members rage-clicking?

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Are you getting a decent amount of traffic to your credit union website but not a lot of engagement? If you’re seeing visitors click through to a page only to bounce off of your site a few seconds later, your website might need a refresh. If so, you’re not alone. Forbes reported that 43% of […]