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Every journalist with a pulse knows that the Seattle Post Intelligencer, Seattle’s second largest newspaper, printed its last paper edition today. Traditional reporters are horrified. Newcomers are resigned. A handful are actually excited to see what’s next.
But the Seattle PI’s move, which will be followed next month by the Christian Science Monitor, and which follows last months complete shuttering of the Rocky Mountain News should be a cymbal sounding in every credit union’s ear.
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Jansen Perdue, 30 Under 30 member, Hoosier Hills CU
I’ve spent the majority of this year evaluating everything my credit union offers. As a member of Filene’s 30 Under 30 group I’ve been able to see the industry as a whole, looking at a younger generation of credit unions members, and specifically what products and services will look like in the future. I’ve tried to compare and contrast my credit union to the rest of the industry, and have wrapped my head around a lot of it, but still have some musings on card services, mobile banking, and online delivery.
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