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Keeping the Lines of Communication Open with your Valued SEGS

The opportunity for face-to-face interaction with SEG employees is becoming increasingly scarce. What methods can credit unions employ to gain the attention of key decision-makers ...
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Good Loans for Students = Good Business for Members 1st FCU

Members 1st FCU finds early success with recent launch of private student lending solution.
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Coming to the Aid of First-Time Homebuyers

Wright-Patt Credit Union found a way to respond to the unique needs of their community by developing a suite of lending products that specifically cater ...
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DCU’s Public Relations Gas Promotion Fueled Success

Learn how Digital Federal Credit Union successfully helped the community cope with rising gas prices and spread the value of the credit union.
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Helping Save a Neighborhood

Self-Help CU works to save a neighborhood distressed with foreclosures.
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Eagle FCU’s Triple Win: Growth, Community, Strong SEG Relationship

One Louisiana credit union turned challenges into opportunities and reports member growth over four times the industry average and loan growth over fifteen percent.
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Interview with Corporate America Family CU: SEG Development Success

Learn how one credit union achieved a record year in sponsor company growth.
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Attracting SEGs and Serving Members with Alternative Payday Loans

Carolina Trust FCU demonstrates the opportunity credit unions have to offer attractive payday loan alternatives.
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ILWU CU Boasts Increased Loan, Share and Asset Growth

According to third quarter 2005 data, ILWU Credit Union has increased its loan portfolio, share accounts and assets tremendously.
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No Frills Approach Spawns Niche Market Success

Whitefish Credit Union in Montana ($563m) offers minimal services -- no checking accounts or credit cards. Yet last year it experienced 20 percent asset and ...

Is Revenge Savings A Fad? Or A Financial Shift?

After years of post-pandemic splurges for the well-to-do and inflationary pain for the less well off, more Americans are shifting to a discipline of saving. Here’s what that means for members and how credit unions can turn the trend into opportunity.

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