If awesome was a crime, we’d be serving life sentences. The quotation is one of scores that are colorfully painted across the 40,000-square-foot headquarters of the Oklahoma Employees Credit Union at 3001 N Lincoln. They’re on the walls. They’re on stair risers. They’re all over. Here’s another one: I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. At the heart of every saying is OECU’s emphasis on providing superior customer service, said Mark Kelly, president and CEO.
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As a member-owned cooperative, a credit union’s success is directly related to the financial health of the people who use its services every day. This symbiotic structure is why credit unions remain the safest and most consumer-friendly option for financial services.
The goals of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) are admirable. But the one-size-fits-all regulatory environment brought about by its single-director structure just isn’t working. Creating a commission of multiple voices to lead the bureau would allow it to function in the best interests of consumers.
For many years, but most especially over the last decade, Nebraska’s credit unions and community banks have been bombarded by an onslaught of rules and regulations originating from Washington, D.C. Credit unions and community banks desire a sound regulatory environment that makes sense for consumers rather than one that penalizes them for the actions of […]
What is the banking lobby afraid of? The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) has adopted new rules that will allow credit unions to do what we do best — help groups of individuals to pool their savings to provide each other safe and affordable credit, particularly where banks are unwilling or unable. In practice, this […]