NEW YORK—The underbanked now have another option than just the credit union and payday lenders for their financial needs.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio—The Buckeye Institute is the latest to call on the U.S. Supreme Court to rule that the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection is unconstitutional.
NEW YORK—Citi and Shell have launched two new co-branded credit cards that offer rewards for fuel and non-fuel purchases.
PHOENIX—PayPal and the NBA's Phoenix Suns have inked a deal designed to bring the “omnichannel experience” to sports.
WASHINGTON—A new report from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reveals nine public companies were swindled out of $100 million by email scams from thieves purporting to be business executives or third-party vendors.
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif.–CO-OP Shared Branch said it has made pricing changes and is now working to further alleviate “concerns” expressed by numerous credit unions in the Pacific Northwest that BECU’s cashless branches are forcing unreasonably high costs and other strains on them.
ARLINGTON, Va.—New home sales decreased 5.5% in September due in large part to deteriorating home affordability, according to NAFCU Research Assistant Yun Cohen.
WASHINGTON–The Financial Services Accounting Board (FASB) has approved a number of changes to its current expected credit loss (CECL) standard that have the backing of credit unions. In particular, FASB has extended the implementation date complying with the proposal.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.– NCUA will host a webinar on Nov. 14 during which credit unions can learn more about recent changes to the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act and other federal consumer financial protection laws and regulations.
DENVER – Credit unions in Colorado and North Dakota have announced new leadership.