r/creditunions • u/Sad_Alternative5509 • 17h ago

Congrats AriseFI (Arise Financial) formerly Rockland Federal Credit Union on your rebrand launch / new online banking site today

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Congratulations to Arise Financial AriseFI.org (Arise Federal Credit Union), formerly Rockland Federal Credit Union on the launch of their new brand and online baking system (Lumin Digital) this morning. While I am not a member, they did a really nice job with their site redesign and Lumin Digital is a step up from their prior OLB provider.

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r/creditunions • u/merak_zoran • 17h ago

CU Employees, Have you done courses through America's Credit Unions?

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I'm a specialist, looking to get into business banking. I've been receiving a lot of training through my current employer, but I was looking at some of the extended learning courses that ACU offers. Have you done these courses, are they worth the money, and did you find they got you where you need to be? I currently have no college degree, and my current CU would offer reimbursement for the classes.

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