ARLINGTON, Va.—With renewed supervisory emphasis by NCUA on adverse action notices, NAFCU said it is highlighting the differences in how adverse action is defined under Regulation B and the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and provides clarity on when notice is required.
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DOVER, N.H. — A woman here who claims to be a witch is on trial after allegedly threatening to judges and an attorney as part of a dispute with a local credit union.
WASHINGTON–The Fed has released minutes from its March meeting, offering additional insights into its decision to make no changes to rates.
WASHINGTON–On the same day a CU executive testified before Congress here that “artificial” caps are hurting credit unions’ ability to serve America’s small businesses, a bill was introduced that would exempt loans made to veterans from counting against a CU's member business lending cap.
AUSTIN, Texas – It isn’t just credit unions scrambling to get up to speed on the new current expected credit loss (CECL) standard from FASB.
NEW YORK—American’s confidence in the economy is showing itself in the amount of interest they are willing to pay on their rising credit card debt, a new report suggests.
NEW YORK–Delinquencies among pre-financial crisis mortgage loans surged in March, according to new data.
NEW YORK–Warren Buffett, who is Wells Fargo's largest and most powerful shareholder, said he does not believe the bank should turn to Wall Street as it seeks a new CEO.
BROOKLYN, N.Y.– Inclusiv, which works with community development credit unions to boost prosperity in low-income neighborhoods, has announced what it said is an innovative partnership to help central Brooklyn residents access safe, fair, and affordable financial services, as well as to help grow the capacity of a historic African-American credit union.
HOUSTON– Dolphin Debit, the full-service ATM management company, has been named a Strategic Partner of the Credit Union League of Connecticut.