ARVADA, Colo.—Safe Harbor Services, the CUSO of Partner Colorado CU, said it has launched a national education program of “best in class” cannabis banking solutions, which it said will help smooth the way for compliant banking in states entering the cannabis market.
LOS ALAMOS, N.M.—Del Norte CU staff invited Los Alamos residents to join them in setting the world record for most people to yell, “Where Discoveries Are Made!”
IRVINE, Calif.—Acorns, a fintech that allows individuals to round up purchases and automatically invest the change, is adding a rewards debit card to its arsenal of tools.
HONOLULU–The University of Hawaii Federal Credit Union and HHOC Mortgage (HHOCM), a non-profit mortgage lender and Hawaii’s only non-profit mortgage broker, said they have renewed an agreement to continue providing Down Payment Assistance Loans (DPAL) for home purchases.
WASHINGTON—Following a public comment period, the Federal Trade Commission has approved a modifying order against California-based real estate data and analytics company CoreLogic Inc., to address deficiencies in the company’s compliance with a 2014 order.
WASHINGTON–One bankers’ group is expressing what it is calling “strong opposition” to the NCUA board vote in favor of a second field of membership proposal.
SEATTLE–The missing link in strategic planning at many organizations is usually the execution piece, according to one expert who challenged credit unions to address the reasons why.
SEATTLE–It’s time to face it: members increasingly do not want a face-to-face relationship with their credit unions.
SEATTLE–It’s one of the greatest strengths credit unions have, a key to defending the tax exemption and creating institutional differentiation—but it’s also time for some new blood.
SEATTLE–The purchase of a new core system is one of the biggest expenses any credit union faces. But what many find most aggravating are the conversion fees that must be paid to old and new provider alike, observed one person here.
