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CUNA Intro's Permission E-Mail.(Brief Article)

CUNA has introduced a free Permission E-Mail Service for CUs and affiliate organizations designed to help them find product and service information in the Internet age. "Permission E-mail allows credit unions to 'opt in' to receive e-mailed information on specific topic areas via a subscription with CUNA," said Kevin Lytle, CUNA's VP-national marketing. Subscribers can choose from e-commerce, lending, marketing support, member research, an

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