The National Credit Union Foundation (NCUF) Exploring Why™ Workshop is an experiential training program that credit unions and system partners can use to help their employees connect to the credit union difference and discover new and better ways to drive value for the members and organization. Exploring Why is intended for all credit union employees regardless of tenure.

Connect with the Credit Union Movement at the largest annual gathering of Wisconsin credit unions at The League Convention!

Join us for this session providing insight into the new MBL rules that were issued in June 2025. We'll discuss how these new rules will be applied, based on conversations we have had with OCU.

Did you know that 8 in 10 consumers want to protect their loans, yet more than half don’t recall being offered payment protection during the lending process? That’s one of the key findings from TruStage’s Consumer Lending Preference Survey.

This full-day event brings together industry leaders for in-depth discussions on the most pressing challenges facing the state credit union system. Engage with experts, collaborate with peers, and gain valuable insights to navigate the evolving financial landscape. Don’t miss this opportunity to strengthen your leadership and drive strategic success for your credit union.

Join League staff to learn more about the Don't Tax My Credit Union campaign and discuss ways your credit union can best utilize tools to communicate with credit union members and your community.

Free Online Training | 3 Hours This self-paced training is designed to equip financial institutions with essential knowledge and skills to recognize and report financial abuse in later life. Participants will learn to describe various forms of financial abuse, identify risk factors and potential signs, and understand the appropriate channels for reporting suspected cases.

This annual event brings you face to face with decision makers in Washington to discuss the valued services your credit union provides, plus policy and regulatory issues.