Prepaid cards hold a strong position in financial wellness and inclusion that makes them ideal for building trust, growing a credit union’s market, and strengthening member relationships while diversifying revenue streams.
Are you considering how to convey the value of technology and related projects in the budget? Here are some essential concepts to assist.
Many people face financial challenges that keep them from utilizing the full benefits of mainstream financial services. Prepaid cards address many of these challenges, which makes them a powerful vehicle for empowering people who are unbanked and underbanked.
The popularity and versatility of prepaid cards can provide credit unions with opportunities to expand their reach and build stronger member relationships. A knowledge of market trends can be combined with member insights to effectively market your credit union’s prepaid card program
Understanding how to effectively incorporate virtual cards into your credit union’s prepaid strategy is key to competing within the financial services market.
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While credit cards are not often associated with financial wellbeing, their many benefits can help members reach important financial goals. Credit unions, with their characteristically low interest rates and fees, are already in a strong position to help members utilize the benefits of credit cards to support their financial well-being. Here are some steps to take to help your members make the most of their credit union-issued credit card.
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