ARLINGTON, Va.—Credit unions have numerous questions around the new protections for members and cosigners with private student loans passed under the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act (S.2155)–especially those regarding borrowers who have designated an individual to act on their behalf.
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WASHINGTON—The Internal Revenue Service has released guidance regarding certain Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT) in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA).
OLYMPIA, Wash.–WSECU has introduced a suite of three new Visa credit cards it said were developed in response to a 2017 WSECU member needs survey.
MARIETTA, Ga.–LGE Community Credit Union here has entered into a sponsorship agreement with the Cherokee County School Board.
NEW YORK—GreenSky has announced a partnership with American Express to offer alternative payment solutions to merchants and consumers.
WASHINGTON–Most of the political attention given by credit unions this week will be on primary races in states.
WASHINGTON — Claiming the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection is no longer acting to protect consumers and that the public is being endangered due to a lack of oversight on student loans, the Consumer Federation of America said the resignation of a BCFP official is a troubling sign.
NEW YORK—With the rate of delinquent credit card holders slowly rising, some banks are scaling back on opening new accounts, a new report indicates.
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va.–A suspect has been caught here after allegedly stabbing a Navy FCU branch employee and then leaving.
BELLEVUE, Wash.—T-Mobile announced that on Aug. 20, the company was hit by hackers who were able to gain access to personal information from roughly two-million customers, including the name, billing zip code, phone number, email address, account number, and account type of users.