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We've entered planning season, and it's wonderful to see so many credit unions charting a course to conquer the future. Central Missouri Community Credit Union is one of those forward-thinking credit unions. Thank you for having Shawn Temple and Laura Davis Loy, CUCME on site to facilitate your planning session. With such an amazing team over there, there's nothing to stop you from achieving all your goals! #creditunions #strategy #strategicplan #strategicplanning

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On June 26, we commemorate the 90th anniversary of a landmark moment in American history: President Franklin D. Roosevelt's signing of the Federal Credit Union Act of 1934. Born out of the desperation of the Great Depression, this Act revolutionized the financial landscape by establishing federal credit unions. Explore the profound legacy and future of credit unions in this CUInsight.com article.

Why Do Credit Unions = ?? Today is the #InternationalDayOfHappiness! Research suggests that happiness comes from our connections to others and being part of something good. So, let's focus on building and nurturing our relationships with loved ones, colleagues, and communities. Let's also strive to make a positive impact in the world around us! #happiness #connection #positivity ?????? America's Credit Unions Nebraska Credit Union League LincOne Federal Credit Union City of Lincoln – Lincoln, Nebraska #keepmoneylocal #creditunions #yourmoneyfurther

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I love credit unions because they partner to expand financial inclusion and build stronger communities. Below is an example of how 6 Illinois credit unions are partnering with the Illinois Credit Union League, Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and SBA to empower small businesses and develop communities. #Ilovemycreditunion #Illinoiscreditunionleague

“There must be no forgotten person. There must be no discrimination against race, creed, or color. The must be no special privilege.” — Edward Filene "Ninety years ago, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed the Federal Credit Union Act to ensure the continued health of the credit union system in this country, and safeguard credit union members’ choice of financial provider. In his second inaugural address less than three years later, President Roosevelt captured the spirit of this landmark legislation by saying, “the test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little.” "Yesterday, we marked International Credit Union Day. From its beginning, the credit union movement has been a global phenomenon driven to ensuring the financial system works for all, especially those of modest means. Franz Hermann Schulze-Delitzsch established the first credit unions in the 1850s in Germany to give those lacking access to financial services the opportunity to borrow from the savings pooled by themselves and their fellow members. In 1909, the movement reached American shores when St. Mary’s Cooperative Credit Association opened in Manchester New Hampshire. "Credit unions around the world have also supported and enriched their communities by serving as micro business lenders and providers of character loans to those who otherwise would be left without wealth-building opportunities. In doing so, they have put financial security and intergenerational wealth within reach of all. So, know that your efforts as members of the NCUA team contribute to advancing the system of cooperative credit that uplifts individual and strengthens communities. NCUA Chairman Todd M. Harper #ICUDay2024 #NCUA #creditunions #finance

Aging member base is a critical question for the CU industry You might be earning huge revenues by doing the usual stuff like branch banking and serving the boomers with high profits and mimimal charge offs But you’re chasing your grave by ignoring the long term growth, which lies in Gen Z And the needs of the new generation are significantly different Example Genz loves to bank in a insta like UI Over visiting a bank in a beautiful building They love to plan for the next Africa trip Rather than planing for long term goals like kids ed Even worse a lot of them will turn DINKs (double income no kids) CU’s need to seriously consider this issue, cause making these changes will require a radical strategic transformation

Two new features/perspectives that I hope you'll find worth your time: * With the future of overdrafts in question, including potentially disappearing at some point, credit unions should be opening their strategic playbooks now and looking at their options, says one expert, who adds that CUSO partnerships need to be near the top of the list. Story here: https://lnkd.in/e_5nFTRu * The African-American Credit Union Coalition (AACUC) has entered into the second phase of its Future Fund campaign, and the organization says that in addition to driving programs that address the racial wealth gap, the effort will also support small credit unions in an area critical to their ongoing success—succession planning. Story here: https://lnkd.in/eyQgD5Um

Focusing on the needs of small credit unions!