Fintech and Your Credit Union
What do you know about fintech and your credit union? Fintech companies are able to offer lower fees than traditional financial institutions.
Oak Tree Blog articles that focus on Fintech and its involvement in the Credit Union industry.
What do you know about fintech and your credit union? Fintech companies are able to offer lower fees than traditional financial institutions.
Cloud computing is a rapidly growing trend in the financial services industry; what are the benefits of cloud computing for credit unions?
Many credit unions are starting to take notice. In this blog post, we will explore bitcoin’s effects on credit unions.
The banking industry is always in flux and evolving. We have collected 4 financial trends that are here to stay.
Credit unions are constantly looking for products that are good for growth. Mobile banking is good for CU members & lending growth.
Shopping for a new data processor can be overwhelming. Here are 6 tips for a new credit union data processor to consider while you shop.
Credit Unions handle tons of personal data, millions to billions of assets, and must comply with an ever-evolving and changing regulatory landscape — so credit union ComSec is a concern for all credit unions.
Keeping data secure is always a top priority for Oak Tree. It`s one of the reasons we offer data integration with our forms packets. Data integration makes credit union business more efficient and safer for the members and institution. Yet the fight for data security is ongoing. New mandates and Read more…
Oak Tree had an article featured in the CU Times magazine on the Mobile Banking Landscape. The article highlights the concerns that credit unions have.
As technology advances and becomes more affordable, nearly 81% of people own a smartphone. All the information one could need is at the touch of a screen. The days of dialing a phone number to find out what hours the credit union is open are long gone. Running a quick Google search or taking a peek at social media is the best way to find out when in-person banking can be done. Naturally, as technology advances, credit unions need to expand options for digital banking and lending