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  • Dec 11, 2024 | cuinsight.com | Mollie Bell |Bo McDonald |Anthony Hernandez |Christie Smith

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  • May 16, 2024 | cuinsight.com | Mollie Bell

    The struggle bus. Been on it lately? A short while ago a work friend confided in me that she was struggling—with the demands of being a mom balanced with the demands of her role, life was feeling heavy. During my morning commute one day after we chatted, I called her, a devout Swiftie, with the Taylor Swift XM radio blasting in the background and sang to her—in my very awful singing voice.

  • Jan 4, 2024 | cuinsight.com | Rich Jones |Ari Farrell |Suchit Shah |Mollie Bell

    Often, leaders see decisiveness and strength as the primary characteristics of leadership. The reality is that leadership is more complicated and nuanced than these two attributes. Among the many qualities leaders need, fragility and resilience emerge as essential and distinct yet interconnected. In today’s ever-evolving, ever-disrupting landscape of challenges, a leader must navigate uncertainty, adapt to change, and inspire others to follow suit.

  • Jan 4, 2024 | cuinsight.com | David Baumann |Ari Farrell |Suchit Shah |Mollie Bell

    The Biden Administration last month took the first steps toward developing a framework for broadening access to financial services among underserved communities, asking for public comment on ways to develop a financial inclusion strategy. “Improving inclusion in the financial system is a critical part of fostering financial security, expanding opportunities to build wealth, and closing the racial wealth gap,” the Treasury Department said, in soliciting comments.

  • Jan 4, 2024 | cuinsight.com | Ari Farrell |Suchit Shah |Mollie Bell

    The banking industry’s record of discrimination in loans and credit has not been pretty. Repeated studies have found that Black and Latino Americans are much more likely to be unbanked or underbanked than white Ameicans, and that these populations continue to express distrust in banks and financial institutions. Today, it is assumed that most respectable financial institutions do not intentionally discriminate against consumers based on race, gender, religion etc.

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