What credit unions learned from COVID-19

The coronavirus has been as challenging for credit unions as it has been tough on the members they serve.

Think back to this same time last year –enjoying some of those last days of summer before children start going back to high school or heading off to college. Maybe sneaking in one final vacation before what we then thought was the Fall Chaos starting. As we reflect on the summer joys of 2019 – I bet we would all like to go back and have a 2020 do over, knowing what we know now.

After several months of dealing with COVID-19 and the economic and human ripple effects it has had, executives continue to wonder how their cred...


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