PORT NECHES, Texas–Neches FCU here has broken ground on a new main office building. The project is being overseen by Chesterfield, Mo.-based architecture, design and delivery firm NewGround.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.–The video recording of the Jan. 17, 2019, open meeting of the NCUA board is now available on the agency’s website.
WASHINGTON–The ATM Industry Association (ATMIA) said it is throwing its support behind efforts to ban cashless retail businesses in New York City, Washington and Philadelphia.
PASCO, Wash.–Local county commissioners have nixed a deal under which HAPO Community Credit Union would have paid $1 million for the exclusive naming rights to the Trade, Recreation and Agriculture Center, currently known as TRAC.
OTTOWA, Canada—A year after Canada legalized recreational pot in full, the country’s experience offers insights into how similar decisions in other countries could play out.
WASHINGTON–Although nearly all the attention in Washington this week will be on non-credit union-related issues, there is a busy agenda of hearings in both the House and Senate of interest to CUs.
ARLINGTON, Va.–While NAFCU will be engaged in many of the hearings being held on Capitol Hill this week that are of interest to credit unions, it is continuing to work behind the scenes as it seeks to make progress on resolving lawsuits related to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and CU websites.
WASHINGTON—Friday is the deadline for covered institutions to file their first Loan/Application Register (LAR) with the CFPB, which includes the expanded data points required to be collected in 2018 under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA).
WASHINGTON–The House Financial Services Committee said it will hold an oversight hearing related to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on March 7.
LINCOLN, Neb.–Nebraska’s bankers are backing a bill in the state legislature that would require notification anytime a state-chartered credit union is seeking to expand its field of membership, which would give the bankers the opportunity to challenge the request at a public hearing.