WASHINGTON—Following new reports of Chinese spying efforts against the U.S., CUNA’s Ryan Donovan has sent a letter to Congress stressing the need to address data security and privacy issues.
Fresh Today
WASHINGTON—The town hall earlier announced by the CFPB on May 8 will focus on debt collection. At the time the agency announced the forum, which will be held in Philadelphia, it had not announced the focus of the event.
WASHINGTON–As expected, Federal Open Market Committee has concluded its meeting today and opted to not raise rates, leaving the target range for the federal funds rate at 2.25% to 2.50%.
RHINELANDER, Wis.–A man here has been found guilty in a three-decade-old cold case involving the murder of a woman inside a credit union.
SAGINAW, Mich. – Catholic Federal Credit Union has announced its new name and brand identity.
WASHINGTON—Witnesses at a House Financial Services Subcommittee on Consumer Protection and Financial Institutions hearing here offered some kudos to credit unions for offering positive alternatives for payday lending to help end debt traps in the payday and small dollar credit industries.
WASHINGTON—U.S. lawmakers should empower the Federal Trade Commission to impose civil penalties on consumer credit reporting agencies that fail to secure customers' records, congressional auditors recommended in a recently released report.
PLEASANTON, Calif.—Credit card fraud declined to $6.4 billion in 2018 from $8.1 billion in 2017, a new report reveals.
YAKIMA, Wash.–Gesa Credit Union here said it will sponsor a new scoreboard at Eisenhower High School, home to Zaepfel Stadium and Don Holder Track.
HUDSON, N.H.–Thanks to an anonymous tip about someone near a credit union’s ATM, three men have been arrested here and charged with using bogus ATM cards to steal money from machines along the East Coast.