WASHINGTON–Potential homebuyers have again pulled back, largely due to worries over the direction of interest rates and perhaps the larger economy.
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WASHINGTON—During the third quarter banks were less likely to approve credit card and auto loan applications for borrowers with FICO scores of 620 than they were at the beginning of the year, according to the Federal Reserve's third-quarter Senior Loan Officer Survey.
WASHINGTON—The U.S. Faster Payments Council, which will coordinate the remaining implementation work identified by the Federal Reserve's task forces to modernize the U.S. payment system, launched this week.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA has now published in the Federal Register its proposed rulemaking to modernize the Federal Credit Union (FCU) Bylaws.
NEW YORK—Defaulting taxi medallion loans continue to take their toll on Progressive Credit Union here.
NEW YORK—Black Friday is right around the corner, but many Americans are still paying off the credit card debt they racked up over the holidays last year, a new report reveals.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.–CU*Answers has announced a pair of year-long initiatives around improving how CUs act as Internet sellers as well as designing new approaches to teller services.
NEW YORK—Although credit card interest rates are rising, not all the news about plastic is bad. That's because some credit card fees are disappearing, particularly foreign transaction fees.
NYON, Switzerland–Swiss watchmaker Hublot has introduced a limited-edition timepiece that can only be purchased using Bitcoin.
CARPINTERIA, Calif. – Spending for goods and services initiated by credit, debit, and prepaid cards issued in the United States, which totaled $6.616 trillion in 2017, will reach $9.313 trillion in 2022, according to statistics just released by The Nilson Report.