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Filene Blog Post and Joining Great Wisconsin CU

March 28th, 2008 by Andrew

filene.pngOur last blog post was about some recent Javelin research highlighting how important online capabilities are when it comes to choosing a financial institution.

Very timely indeed.

This latest blog post on the Filene CUTomorrow blog entitled Why I will join Great Wisconsin Credit Union just backs up that great research up with some nice anecdotal tidbits. Ben makes some great points in this article, including the fact that by integrating PFM directly into a CUs online banking, you are actually simplifying life for your members. The point is if you send your members off to Quicken, Money, Mint, Wesabe, etc, not only are you loosing your member’s attention and eyeballs, but you are also making life difficult for the members. Why go 2 places when you could just go 1. This is something that Amplify FCU figured out a while ago, and is seeing great results, they have been offering integrated PFM via MoneyTracker since mid 2007.

Mint.com and Wesabe.com (I have an account) are doing great work already, but the reason I like Money Tracker for credit unions is that it makes managing finances part of your existing financial life, not one more Web site you have to visit (no matter how slick). It will serve those who just want to track their finances passively as well as the hard-core minority that wants to set up a new Web site relationship and share their savings goals with others.

Thanks Ben for taking the time to write about MoneyTracker, and we hope you enjoy using MoneyTracker as much as we do!

One Response to “Filene Blog Post and Joining Great Wisconsin CU”

  1. Ben Rogers Says:

    Thank you, Andrew. I meant what I said, and I’m looking forward to having MoneyTracker at Great Wisconsin. I should stress, however, that the fervent endorsement is mine alone. If this were a DVD commentary it would include language like:

    The opinions expressed in these interviews are those of the speakers only and do not represent the opinions, preferences, thoughts, predilections, habits, or daydreams of The Filene Research Institute or any of its principals, beneficiaries, backers, or subsidiaries.

    Hmmm … subsidiaries. That would be fun.

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