WOODSTOCK, Ga.–Credit Union of Georgia has unveiled a new logo to replace an image that is widely used across this state. The $321-million credit union’s new logo features the letters C and G in the form of a monogram.
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HOBOKEN, N.J.–A new analysis offers insights into Millennials and their investing behavior, finding among other things the cohort appears to be better at saving for retirement than earlier generations.
NEW YORK—One in every 99 emails is a phishing attack, a new report reveals.
WASHINGTON—The Department of Justice announced that General Electric (GE) will pay a civil penalty of $1.5 billion under the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act of 1989 (FIRREA) to resolve claims involving subprime residential mortgage loans originated by WMC Mortgage (WMC), a GE subsidiary.
MADISON, Wis.–After a torrid start to 2018, perhaps it’s no surprise credit union membership gains have slowed significantly during the first two years of 2019 when compared with one year earlier, a newly released analysis shows.
WASHINGTON–The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments yesterday in a lawsuit by the American Bankers Association that challenges NCUA’s new field-of-membership rule.
ALBANY, N.Y.–Glitches experienced by members when a credit union here went through a systems conversion led a local bank to run an ad urging members to move their business.
SAN DIEGO–If a person doesn’t have their health, it doesn’t matter how much money they have. And even if they have the financial resources, they may be completely unprepared for dealing with health-related issues.
SAN DIEGO–Credit unions were given a sobering reminder that not all loans are created equally when it comes to profitability, a problem exacerbated by the inability of many CUs to truly understand the real numbers.
SAN DIEGO–The National Association of CUSOs (NACUSO) has named the winners of its CUSO of the Year and new CUSO of the Year Awards.