KENDALL PARK, N.J.–A new federal credit union has been chartered, and it will not charge interest on loans.
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RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. – CO-OP Financial Services has announced two new THINK 21 Forums.
WASHINGTON—The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) is being urged by NAFCU to take action in a number of areas related to proposed rulemaking (ANPR) related to the implementation of the beneficial ownership information reporting provisions.
WASHINGTON—Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX), the ranking member on the House Ways and Means Committee, discussed the credit union tax exemption and issues related to the legislative and regulatory environment during a meeting with NAFCU members from Texas.
BANNOCKBURN, Ill.–– Great Lakes Credit Union said it has become the first credit union to partner with the Lake County (Ill.) Treasurer as a location that can accept property tax payments.
WASHINGTON–Even though she knows from her previous role of the power of words, the country’s still new Treasury secretary got a reminder of the effect even one comment on interest rates can have on markets.
MADISON, Wis.–Over the past year credit unions around the world have learned numerous lessons in hosting virtual annual meetings, and the World Council is hosting, appropriately, a webinar to share them.
EL CAJON, Calif.–East County Schools FCU has officially launched a financial wellness benefit for school district employees called "MyPayNow” that allows members early access to earned-but-unpaid wages each month, up to $1,000.
ATHLONE, Republic of Ireland–Two credit unions here have been forced to suspend a practice unique to CUs in this country—member prize draws.
LONDON – Great Britain announced its first sanctions under a new global anti-corruption regime, freezing assets and imposing business restrictions on 22 individuals from Russia, South Africa, Sudan and Latin America.