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Event
- Posted: 02 Dec 2025
Everyday Value, Every Member: How Credit Unions Can Win 2026
17
Dec
2025
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Time: 11:00 - 11:45
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Location: Webinar
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Organised By: Parliament Hill
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Free to attend (Building Society and Credit Union Members)
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Parliament Hill
A free webinar hosted by BSA Associate, Parliament Hill
Credit unions are entering a pivotal moment. Members want more support with everyday costs, younger generations expect seamless digital experiences, and traditional products alone are no longer enough to sustain loyalty. To remain relevant in 2026, credit unions must demonstrate daily, practical value that feels personal, accessible, and meaningful.
In this live demo, Parliament Hill will showcase how a benefits-led approach can help credit unions deliver that value consistently throughout the year. You’ll see exactly how everyday savings, wellbeing support, and simple digital touchpoints can transform the member experience and strengthen long-term engagement.
During the session, attendees will discover how to:
- Appeal to younger members with digital-first, lifestyle-relevant benefits
- Provide existing members with ongoing support that helps them manage everyday costs
- Reinforce the credit union’s position as a proactive partner in members’ financial and personal wellbeing
- Use engagement insights and reporting to tailor communications and increase participation
This session will show how shifting the focus from one-off moments to continuous everyday value can redefine the credit union proposition and build deeper, more resilient member relationships in 2026 and beyond.
Joshua Defty, will be leading this live demo on how credit unions can use seasonal campaigns and digital tools to drive year-round engagement.
Joshua Defty
Head of Business Development, Parliament Hill
Event Summary
- Wednesday, 17 December 2025
- 11:00 - 11:45
- christina@parliament-hill.co.uk
- Free to attend (Building Society and Credit Union Members)
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