Recent discussions

►Tweets should include a call to action

►Loan incentives: Yea or Nay? "Loan officers should be paid well..."

►NCUF Seeks Executive Director. Apply now.

WEB EXCLUSIVES

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Dora Awards, Part II More of the best CUs have to offer.

CUs' Top 10 Branding Challenges Challenge No. 1: Not understanding why branding matters.

Top Fraud Threats in 2010 Wire/ACH and mortgage fraud top the list.

10 Tweets You Should Never Send If you're going to use Twitter, make your tweets interesting, entertaining, or valuable.

Where is the Puck Going? CUs can learn a lesson from hockey great Wayne Gretzky.

Rates & Ratios CU loans outstanding fell for the second straight month.

Invest or Stay Liquid? Three strategies have evolved to help CUs get the most from their excess funds.

Compliance Q&A: Reg E Can CUs without courtesy pay programs ignore the Fed’s new Reg E rule?

Technology Eases Compliance Burden Let software lessen compliance drudgery and costs.

Hackers Are Cleverer Than Ever The recession has led hackers to ply new twists on their trade.

Social Media: Policies & Guidelines Outline to staff what's appropriate and what isn't.

Thrive Through the Reg Blizzard It's time to make lemonade out of regulatory lemons.

Special Report: CUNA's GAC Couldn't make it to D.C. this year? See what you missed.

Inside the March
Credit Union Magazine:

►The Crushing Compliance Burden

►Mica: Thanks for the Memories

►Capture Consumers' Fury

►Is it Time for a National Ad Campaign?

Industry updates

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►Forecast links aviation and national economic growth

►Survey outlines regional and state employment

►Working women reshape America's families and economy

►Report: "Amazon taxes" would deter business

►Fact sheet: The Department of Energy's loan programs

►SEC charges "America's Prophet" in multi-million dollar securities fraud

►Build America bonds provide nearly $78 billion nationally to date

►Fed releases March 3 beige book

►Why some employers suspended their 401(k) match

►Monthly Labor Review, Feb 2010

►2010 U.S. industry report: Technology and communications

►Foodborne illness costs U.S. $152 billion annually

►IRS has 1.3 billion for people who haven't filed a 2006 tax return

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