More auto loans are entering late-stage delinquency and recovery teams need more than public data to aid collection efforts. Learn how license plate recognition is combating rising auto delinquencies

As we transition to a new year, we gain insights into the current state of credit unions with key Q3 indicators from Callahan & Associates. Position your credit union for growth in the evolving

With two-thirds of Americans living paycheck to paycheck, unemployment can bring serious financial and psychological stress. This blog gives three considerations for helping borrowers through an

An accident or illness resulting in a hospital stay is a stressful event and can leave people with financial recoveries. Learn more about how your financial institution can protect your consumers

Credit union leaders want their employees to be engaged with the mission, but what does it take to make it happen? Here are 3 ways to actually improve employee engagement.

Get to know the latest trends in the credit union industry, including increased loan balances per member, as well as a decline in average share balances pointing to the challenges faced by members in

AFSA's annual Used Car Week was held in Scottsdale, AZ earlier this fall and was a valuable time for lenders and partners alike.

From high highs and low lows, 2023 was a whirlwind. Take a look at some of the year's top topics as you strategize for the new year. 

Explore how CPI has evolved into a data-driven asset risk management tool. Learn how automation, analytics, and strategic partnerships help credit unions reduce charge-offs and protect member

Five years after the pandemic housing boom, mortgage risk is evolving. Learn the key lessons for lenders and how to prepare portfolios for the next five years.

Credit unions are no longer just competing for attention, they are competing for experience. This piece explores how frictionless digital journeys, powered by connected data and personalized video,

Explore the top holiday scams targeting members in 2025 and learn practical steps credit unions can take to strengthen fraud prevention, protect data, and stay vigilant during the busiest—and