WASHINGTON—The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said it is extending the comment period on its notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) to create a new category of seasoned qualified mortgages (Seasoned QMs) by three days, from Sept. 28, 2020, to Oct. 1, in order to accommodate for the Yom Kippur Jewish holiday.
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NEW YORK—As small businesses struggle to stay afloat during the pandemic, American Express said it is offering another option to help them manage their money.
SYDNEY, Australia.—The Australian arm of a global bank is the latest financial institution to be fined for breaching anti-money laundering laws.
MADISON, Wis.–The challenge of financial inclusion, diversity and equity isn’t one limited to the United States. Nor is the solution, according to a panel of three credit union leaders.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.––NCUA Chairman Rodney Hood has offered some additional insights into a new Office of Innovation being created by the agency.
WASHINGTON–Both the House and the Senate are back in session this week, and a schedule that was already in flux is now even more unsettled following the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg.
WASHINGTON–CUNA said it plans to spend $7 million in support of pro-credit union congressional candidates from both sides of the aisle during the current election cycle.
WASHINGTON—Despite the financial fallout and uncertainty caused by the coronavirus, nearly half of Americans said they feel financially prepared for its effects, according to a new survey from Clutch, a B2B ratings and reviews platform.
ARLINGTON, Va.–With its first-ever virtual Congressional Caucus now in the rear view mirror, NAFCU said it is excited over not just how well the event went, but also over how the virtual Hill hikes went, as well.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.– Overall card payment volume growth rates at credit unions decelerated during the most recent week, according to the latest data released by PSCU.