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A Tale of Two Cards: Rewards v. Non-Rewards

This session will educate attendees on how to successfully manage a rewards program for their card holders, including rollout and redesign planning considerations, ongoing portfolio management, expense control and vendor analysis considerations.

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Budgeting For Your Credit Card Program

With so many variables in play it can be very difficult to forecast and budget for your credit card program. This session will provide up-to-date information on market performance expectations for the coming year as well as suggested planning structures and expectations for any credit union that takes its card program seriously.

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Underwriting & Risk Management: Balancing Risk, Reward, Value & Service

Risk management for credit cards has never been more challenging. Our largest competitors have moved well beyond credit scores for their decisions, ongoing risk-management techniques become ever more sophisticated and bad decisions can haunt your credit union for years to come. This session will offer insights into developing trends as well as providing specific employable techniques for improving

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Use Member Data to Perfect Your Credit Card Program

Everyone knows that credit unions have advantages envied by many large banks. Many of these advantages have to do with member stability, information and affinity. This session will offer insights into how a credit union can use best-in-class information, both external and internal, to make the most of its credit card program.

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Building A Strong Credit Union

Strategic planning beforehand helped Justice FCU perform strongly during the economic recession.
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Managing Risk Reveals Opportunity

Member One FCU uses ERM to identify and measure the impact of current business risks while assessing emerging threats.
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Why Regulating Financial Cooperatives is Different from Banking Regulation

Several factors contribute to the impression that regulating credit union cooperatives is the same as banking oversight, but nothing could be farther from the truth.
Credit Union Industry Commentary

Happy Inter-Dependence Day: How Credit Unions Make Us More Free

Profits aren’t un-American, but empowering economic freedom is the difference-maker in the credit union brand of patriotism.
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A Tale of Two Cards: Rewards v. Non-Rewards

This session will educate attendees on how to successfully manage a rewards program for their card holders, including rollout and redesign planning considerations, ongoing portfolio ...
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Budgeting For Your Credit Card Program

With so many variables in play it can be very difficult to forecast and budget for your credit card program. This session will provide up-to-date ...
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Underwriting & Risk Management: Balancing Risk, Reward, Value & Service

Risk management for credit cards has never been more challenging. Our largest competitors have moved well beyond credit scores for their decisions, ongoing risk-management techniques ...
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Use Member Data to Perfect Your Credit Card Program

Everyone knows that credit unions have advantages envied by many large banks. Many of these advantages have to do with member stability, information and affinity. ...
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Optimizing Your Card Portfolio in a post-CARD Act World

In a post-CARD Act environment, all credit union credit card issuers need to understand their card program’s performance. With as many as one in five ...
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Measuring and Managing Your Credit Card Program Profitability

To keep your card program healthy, an understanding of current profitability levels and long-term pressures is critical. This session provides the tools, models, and techniques ...

Calling All CFOs

Unlock insights during Financial Performance Week on CreditUnions.com — data, analysis, and strategies to help credit union leaders interpret trends, manage balance sheets, and drive smarter growth.

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Membership And Annual Member Growth, 06.30.25

Member Momentum Is At A Crossroads

Member growth at U.S. credit unions is slowing, and credit unions are working to reignite growth, deepen engagement, and increase competitiveness amid shifting preferences and economic headwinds.

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