Videos and Webinars

This video provides an overview on NCUA Share Insurance, which protects deposits held at federally insured credit unions.

This video offers a synopsis of the different types of share accounts offered by credit unions.

This video provides viewers with an overview of how to use NCUA’s Share Insurance Estimator Tool which helps credit union members calculate their share insurance coverage.

Representatives from the NCUA, FDIC, and America Saves for Young Workers discuss the challenges of youth account access and share research on the benefits and features of youth accounts.

MyPath students share their experience with the program and bring direct insight on youth challenges and solutions involving financial literacy, creative partnerships, and technology.

An explanation on how financial education has dramatically changed and a discussion about popular media outlets that young people independently seek to increase their financial knowledge.

A NCUA hosted webinar discussing how credit unions can protect their older members. Includes an overview of elder financial exploitation, resources to inform prevention, and tools to report abuse.

Explore the challenges faced by credit unions serving communities impacted by natural disasters. Learn about how credit unions support equity and financial inclusion in the context of disaster preparedness and financial resilience.

Leaders from the credit union industry discussed safe, fair, and affordable financial access and empowering Hispanic consumers.

Credit union leaders, federal government officials, and financial education stakeholders inform credit unions about the historical and systemic challenges that impact African American financial mobility and provide resources to better engage with African American consumers.

AARP discusses how society views and treats victims of frauds and scams and the detrimental impact it may have on older Americans. The NCUA and CFBP share best practices and resources available to raise awareness and reduce the potential for financial crimes against older adults.

NCUA moderates a discussion to educate and inspire credit unions to provide free tax preparation for lower-income, elderly, disabled, Native American, limited English proficient, and rural populations.

NCUA and FTC discuss ways to help credit unions and consumers increase their knowledge of: the economic consequences of cyber fraud and scams; how to spot cyber theft; how consumers and credit unions can prevent cybercrime; and available resources that help protect consumer credit and identity.

With speakers from America Saves and Bank On, Money Moves to Build Savings and Financial Capability explores the importance of saving and having safe, fair, and affordable accounts for all. The webinar discusses the essential elements of financial capability: having a low- or no-cost credit union account, saving for emergencies, and knowing where to go for unbiased financial education.

With speakers from NCUA’s Office of Consumer Financial Protection, the Department of Health and Human Services, the Social Security Administration, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, this webinar provides consumers with practical tools to manage finances as they age. Additionally, consumers, financial educators, and credit union professionals learn about the resources and federal programs available for older Americans.

This NCUA webinar shares how credit unions can take advantage of the IRS VITA program to help members and their communities get connected with its expert tax preparation volunteers. With guest speakers from the IRS and a credit union that has successfully implemented VITA into its programming, attendees will learn how to get VITA into their credit unions, how to engage members and others in the community on how to take advantage of this offering, and they will see data on the program’s success within credit unions.