CU Minute

As a person sticks around their chosen profession, many insights become apparent. The curious will continue to pursue other points of view that are articulate, well thought out and, often, in agreement with currently held beliefs. Kevin Chiappetta discusses an article on Investing by Joachim Klement.

Switching health insurance plans at renewals might seem like a daunting task. It’s important to have all your bases covered for a smooth transition to new coverage. Here are some things to consider when shopping for health insurance.

Corporate Central posed a question to staff, “What are you thankful for?” A common theme arose in the responses. We are grateful and thankful for the blessings we have been given: a roof over our heads, food in our bellies, friends and family, good health, and the ability to help others around us. Here are some thoughts from our staff…

Mark Volz, Relationship Development Manager, shares his life lessons from volunteering.

As credit union leaders, we need to continuously deliver robust, comprehensive employee benefits to our employees to stay relevant and competitive in one of the most challenging job markets over the past 20 years. The trajectory of healthcare costs has risen at a steep pace and will likely continue to do so over time.

Protect your credit union, employees, and members by taking steps to prevent email compromise fraud.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a great time to reinforce your internal training programs and promote a security first culture at your credit union.

Ransomware does not magically pop onto your hardware; it gets in through a weak link. Credit unions of all membership types and sizes are subject to ransomware attacks. No matter how big or small, it is up to you, your employees/colleagues, and board members to keep your credit union safe.

Corporate Central's Relationship Development Manager, Mark Volz, shares his experience at The Wisconsin Credit Union League’s Unconventional hybrid conference.

Corporate credit unions have seen their member institution deposits increase 20.55% year-over-year as of July 31, 2021, on average (sourced from NCUA). If your credit union is still looking for answers surrounding these deposits, you are not alone.