SACRAMENTO, Calif.–The California General Assembly has passed AB376, better known as the “Student Borrower Bill of Rights,” which seeks to create what would be the first detailed set of rules protecting those holding student debt in the U.S.
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WASHINGTON — Fifty-one attorneys general have sent a letter sent to Education Secretary Betsy DeVos calling on her to automatically cancel disabled veterans' student debt, something that is not currently done by the Department of Education.
WASHINGTON–Many college students do not plan on paying back their student loans in full, according to a new survey.
ST. CLOUD, Minn.–Mergers have been announced in two states.
MADISON, Wis.–Forty-seven people have graduated from the latest Development Education (DE) training offered by the National Credit Union Foundation. Graduates hailed from both U.S. and Kenya.
WASHINGTON—Banking regulators expect to issue a formal proposal to modernize the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) in the coming months, said FDIC Chairman Jelena McWilliams this week.
NEW YORK—As CUToday.info has extensively reported, U.S. consumers are running up credit card debt to a record level, but new data reveals another concerning statistic: 39-million Americans have been carrying credit card debt for at least two years.
FORT WORTH, Texas—According to new research, work-related struggles were the most common reason for credit score declines.
NEW YORK—Petal has unveiled a new rewards program for its no-fee credit card.
MUMBAI, India—A leading Indian bank has announced it will launch a multicurrency payment card designed for those who are looking to travel.