ARLINGTON, Va.—For credit unions seeking to provide loans under the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s payday lending rule, yesterday, Aug. 19, would have been the compliance deadline for many of the requirements.
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DANA POINT, Calif.–Attendees at Raddon’s invitation-only CEO Forum here left with a number of key takeaways around what’s needed for strong leadership, what the economy likely holds, and why CUs should consider working with local health professionals when it comes to education around debt.
PHOENIX–Canyon State Credit Union said it is partnering with Grand Canyon University to be its partner to offer financial products and services to the university’s students, staff and alumni, as well as fans and supporters of the University.
WYOMING, Mich.–My Personal Credit Union has changed its name. It is now called Bloom Credit Union (BCU), and said it made the move to better represent the organization’s goal of helping people thrive financially.
ATLANTA—After a number of crippling cyberattacks targeting Georgia agencies, Gov. Brian Kemp (R) has signed an executive order that requires state workers to undergo new training aimed at preventing ransomware attacks.
WASHINGTON–There are three trends worth noting that can be found in CU performance data for the second quarter of 2019, according to Callahan & Associates.
ARLINGTON, Va.—Does the activation of a National Guard member trigger Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) protections?
WASHINGTON—The CFPB and the Arkansas attorney general have settled a lawsuit with an individual for violating state and federal laws related to his broker companies' predatory practices targeting veterans.
PORTLAND, Ore.–A man arrested for a string of credit union and bank robberies may have been identified by eyewitnesses only after police Photoshopped his image, according to a report here.
SAN FRANCISCO–Wells Fargo’s customers have a new complaint. Or make that former customers.