The importance of financial wellness is an issue that crosses our shared Canada-United States border. At Currency Marketing, we are committed to advocating for financial literacy and wellness.

North America's first credit union, Caisse Populaire de Lévis in Quebec, Canada, started its journey on December 6, 1900, when about 100 people signed a social pact and approved the co-operative's rules and by-laws.

As credit unions prepare for 2024, the focus naturally shifts to content marketing strategies.

Is there a retirement savings crisis ahead? For North Americans who have recently dipped into their retirement savings, the answer is likely yes.

Hispanic Heritage Month (Mes Nacional de la Herencia Hispana) is currently underway. In the United States, this annual celebration, dating back to 1968 during the Johnson administration, spans from mid-September to mid-October.

On the latest episode of It’s a Money Thing Backstage, Kristie Rodriguez and Kyle Sanders share how they have helped to elevate Launch Credit Union’s financial education efforts.

The competition for skilled employees among North America's credit unions is heating up, presenting a pressing challenge for the industry.

On the latest episode of It’s a Money Thing Backstage, Kurt Halverson shares all of the amazing ways that HomeTown Credit Union is educating members and building a stronger community.

Credit unions face stiff competition from banks in the small business enterprise (SME) market, where banks currently hold a dominant position, with 96% in the US and 71% in Canada.

Credit is a valuable financial tool that allows individuals to handle unforeseen expenses and manage large payments over time.