LOMPOC, Calif.–Just a few months after its CEO alleged he had been terminated in part due to performance metrics that included weight loss goals, a former senior VP is alleging she was terminated illegally and has filed suit.
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DENVER–Credit Union of Colorado is now offering a zero-down conventional mortgage–but with a twist.
NEW YORK—American Express is set to launch a card made entirely with plastic recovered from the ocean.
WASHINGTON—The Federal Trade Commission and its federal, state and local partners have kicked off the month-long recognition of military consumers, Military Consumer Month.
ROANOKE, Va.–Member One FCU has introduced three new Visa credit cards, one of which combines a cash back feature with a community-giving feature.
WASHINGTON–Many American small business owners have negative perceptions of online lenders and online lending, according to a new study released by the Federal Reserve Board and the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.
WESTLAKE VILLGE, Calif.–Branchless financial institutions are showing some “signs of vulnerability,” according to a new analysis released by J.D. Power.
BOSTON–Much of the legwork for serving a $380-billion market opportunity has already been done by numerous companies—companies that need credit unions as partners as much as CUs need them, according to one person.
BOSTON–A credit union that dumped its old employee intranet in favor of a completely new internal communications resource said they payoff is clear to see.
BOSTON–Credit unions here were told they need to be better players in the health care movement—in this case, financial health.