MANCHESTER, N.H. — America’s Credit Union Museum (ACUM) has named two people to its board.
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WASHINGTON—If you’re already looking to make vacation plans for 2019, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) announced its tentative meeting schedule covering 2019 and going into 2020.
MIDDLEBURY, Vt.–eDOC Innovations took to the roads of Vermont during the first week of May to make its local community greener and cleaner.
WASHINGTON–The Bureau of Financial Consumer Protection is moving to reduce the size of its Credit Union Advisory Council, Community Bank Advisory Council and Consumer Advisory Council.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—Assets in federally insured CUs topped $1.42 trillion at the close of the first quarter of 2018, according to the latest data from NCUA.
WASHINGTON–All of the candidates who had the backing of credit unions in yesterday’s primaries either won their races or are now headed to a runoff.
WASHINGTON—In 2016, chief executive compensation at state-chartered credit unions was on average 13.12 times the average employee salary and benefits in 2016, according to a new report that suggests that ratio is actually understated.
NEW YORK–Two auctions of taxicab medallions here in the next 10 days–including a sale by NCUA–will offer updated insights into how the market is valuing the medallions that were selling for more than one-million dollars each just a few years ago.
ARLINGTON, Va.—Total vehicle sales fell again in May to the lowest figure since August.
WASHINGTON—Noting the BCFP's acknowledgement that "some consumers may draw (or be led to) erroneous conclusions from the data" published on its consumer complaint database as a result of unverified anecdotes, NAFCU is urging the Bureau to stop publishing “unconfirmed” information on its website and allow financial institutions to provide their own perspective in complaint reports.