WASHINGTON—President Trump has issued a presidential memorandum initiating reforms to the housing finance system.
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WASHINGTON–A White House memorandum outlining mortgage finance reform could “mark the beginning of major changes in how consumers, lenders and investors access and finance home mortgages,” but it also may not amount to much when the policies are finally written, according to the Consumer Federation of America (CFA).
PEMBROKE PINES, Fla.– The $655-million Power Financial Credit Union has signed a definitive agreement to purchase Florida-based TransCapital Bank.
ARLINGTON, Va.—NAFCU President and CEO Dan Berger has outlined several CU and regulatory priorities the trade association believes newly confirmed NCUA board members Todd Harper and Rodney Hood should consider as they begin their tenures at the agency.
PLANO, Texas–The most recent human alive to have walked on the moon will speak to Catalyst Corporate’s annual Economic & Payments Forum later this year.
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla.– The family of a librarian who was killed at a credit union here has filed a lawsuit against the CU.
ATLANTA–Equifax and Fair Isaac Corp. have announced a partnership to sell not just consumers’ data to financial institutions, but also to sell each other’s services as well.
PHILADELPHIA–The City of Philadelphia has rolled out a soft launch of a new municipal identification program called PHL City ID.
PORTLAND, Maine–One credit union here has an unusual item for sale: a $2-million condominium.
KYLE, S.D. – A credit union has stepped up to help Native-American residents who have been stranded by floods that have also affected its own operations. The flooding has overwhelmed portions of the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, an area served by Lakota Federal Credit Union (LFCU).