Earnings Down 17% among Largest Credit Unions

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I wonder how many larger credit unions are under 1%?

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I wonder how many larger credit unions are under 1%?

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It would be beneficial to distinguish changes in NII compared to other fee income? You mention CUs focusing on higher yielding loans... are they going down the credit curve???

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I wonder how many larger credit unions are under 1%?

Anonymous

I wonder how many larger credit unions are under 1%?

Anonymous

It would be beneficial to distinguish changes in NII compared to other fee income? You mention CUs focusing on higher yielding loans... are they going down the credit curve???

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