Innovation At The Speed Of Payments (Part 1)
Credit union leaders share how they’re navigating the fast lane of payments innovation—balancing speed, trust, and tech to meet rising member expectations.
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Credit union leaders share how they’re navigating the fast lane of payments innovation—balancing speed, trust, and tech to meet rising member expectations.
In a rapidly evolving payments landscape, Gen Z prefers simpler, frictionless systems.
Congress is considering new legislation around cryptocurrency, and these new tools could have profound implications for the industry.
In this Partner Perspective, Callahan & Associates and Geoff Johnson, CEO of CU*Answers, explore how the credit union landscape has evolved over the past decade, especially in digital transformation. Reflecting on the past offers a chance to look ahead, and Johnson shares insights into the technological challenges cooperatives may face in the next five to
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Three industry leaders talk shop about strategies to navigate dropping interest rates and economic uncertainty.
With over 200 credit unions now on the RTP® network, credit unions are figuring out how to integrate these solutions to enhance their member relationships and improve their offerings. So, how can instant payments drive growth, deepen relationships with members and small businesses, and generate new revenue streams? This Callahan-hosted panel discussion features Keith Gray,
Roughly 40% of users say a poor digital experience reduces how often they bank at a financial institution, but enhancements in technology don’t stop with digital environments.
Ensuring payment solutions employ robust fraud detection and enhanced security helps mitigate instances of data exposure and loss.
A mix of account features, parental involvement, and financial education are all helping the Kentucky cooperative narrow its generation gap.
A new YouGov study indicates only one-third of consumers expect to have enough money saved for retirement by age 65, and virtually no one is confident about their plans once they stop working.
Fluctuating loan demand upset credit union lending pipelines and balance sheets in the first half of the year. How significant were these impacts?
BNPL programs have become a key player in the financial landscape, with some credit unions adopting their own version for their members.
First quarter data shows how rising costs are pushing consumers toward flexibility and reshaping borrowing and saving habits.

A dedicated CUSO holding company allows WSECU to move beyond building and back fintech partners it helps shape and scale.

Advancial FCU links internal service standards, employee feedback, and peer recognition to create a more consistent experience for both staff and members.

MSUFCU takes a hands-on approach to fintech, piloting solutions through its in-house lab before scaling and backing them through a wholly owned CUSO.

Affinity Plus FCU has a clear member service mantra: digital for daily, human when it’s hard. Its CEO and CFO share what that looks like in practice.

The New Hampshire cooperative shares how its fintech arm, Service Ventures, evaluates investments, balances risk, and defines success.

Industry leaders share how they approach fintech investment, balancing immediate needs with longer-term bets while keeping member value and mission at the center.

New data from Gallup shows half of all employees who work for companies that pay for AI tools use them. Credit unions are building their own momentum.

For Mike and Dave Valentine, the family business just happens to be credit unions. The father-son duo talk leadership styles, cooperative values, and the lessons they’ve learned from each other along the way.

People who are truly financially thriving have both means and a sense of security that comes from confidence about the future. Building that kind of emotional engagement requires a deliberate design of everyday interactions.