The first half of 2023 has been a bit of a rollercoaster for the financial industry. Check out the top trending topics that have been on the minds of industry leaders, so far. 

See how credit unions are seeing a marked rise in auto loan delinquencies and repossessions, partly due to an increased focus on indirect lending.

In the attention economy, video messaging is the highest currency. Discover how to leverage video through a powerful production tool that anyone in your organization can learn to use. 

The financial industry has been through unprecedented challenges over the past year and have a challenging but exciting year ahead in 2024. Focusing on innovation, new technology, and consumer

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

It’s been 15 years since The Great Recession. Here are lessons learned and new challenges for financial institutions to overcome.

Fraud is on the rise daily with the popularity and use of payment apps like Venmo and Cash App. Many financial institutions aren’t prepared for the accruing fraud related to these apps.

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

This blog covers practical tips for how financial institutions can protect their mortgage portfolio during cold months of the year.

Many economic factors are straining borrower’s budgets, in turn, creating more risk for lending activity. In partnership with The Savings Group, this blog uncovers some trends and tactics for giving

As electric vehicle adoption grows, borrowers face new financing options and incentives specific to this market. Lenders, on their part, must adjust their lending practices to address changing risk

As many Americans return to physical working locations, where does that leave lower income individuals who cannot easily afford a car? This blog outlines opportunities for financial institutions to