SPARKS GLENCOE, Md.–First Financial FCU said its $575,000 payout in dividends in rebates during the third quarter brings to more than $1.7-million in 2020 the amount paid out in such dividends and rebates so far this year.
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MADISON, Wis.—CUES is now offering access to four Ivy League-level digital institutes it has developed along with eCornell, Cornell University’s digital learning program. eCornell provides professional and executive development to students around the world, online.
LANSING, Mich. — CASE Credit Union said it is partnering with Transformation GEMS (Gifted Entrepreneur with Millionaire Status) to provide microgrants to women of color.
DUBLIN, Ireland–Ireland’s Ministry for Finance has reduced the two main regulatory levies imposed on credit unions to provide them with financial head room amid the COVID-19 crisis.
KEW, Victoria, Australia–Gamblers in Australia will not be able to use their credit union’s credit card.
DUBUQUE, Iowa—On International Credit Union Day yesterday, more than 63,000 participating Dupaco Community Credit Union members were paid a share of nearly $4.5 million in bonus patronage dividends for 2020.
NEW YORK–JPMorgan Chase reported its third-quarter profit rose 4%, but that wasn’t the biggest surprise in the numbers reported during a recession. Instead, the nation’s biggest bank set aside just $611 million for potential future loan losses, far less than expected and the $10.47 billion it booked in the second quarter, noted the New York Times.
MADISON, Wis.–CUNA Mutual Group said it has acquired Santa Rosa, Calif.-based CuneXus, a start-up that provides financial institutions an all-in-one digital lending platform that offers consumers a quick, easy and personalized online and mobile lending experience.
CONCORD, N.H.–During International Credit Union Week New Hampshire Federal Credit Union is “virtually” hosting its Annual Johnny Appleseed Fall Festival to show their appreciation to their members and community.
VACAVILLE, Calif.–The Travis Credit Union Foundation is reporting it has raised more than $1 million for the COVID-19 Relief Initiative, which was matched by Travis Credit Union for a total of $2 million.