WASHINGTON—The Federal Reserve has fined five large U.S. banks a combined $35.1 million to settle cases of mortgage servicing flaws dating back to 2011.
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RALEIGH, N.C. – Constellation Digital Partners, announced it will host LAUNCH, the company’s first interactive developers conference, March 19-21 at Georgia’s Own Credit Union in Midtown Atlanta.
WASHINGTON–With both the House and Senate back in session this week, the national attention will be on whether Congress can pass a resolution to fund the federal government beyond midnight on Friday.
WASHINGTON —In what would be good news primarily for banks but also for the credit union regulatory agenda, a number of Democrats have signed onto a semi-bipartisan plan in the Senate to loosen financial regulations, most especially those enacted as part of 2010’s Dodd-Frank Act.
WASHINGTON–– The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau today appears to be dialing back its proposals to tighten rules around payday, vehicle title and other high-cost installment loans, otherwise known as its “Payday Rule.”
CHICAGO–Projections may call for the auto sales market in 2018 to slow, but most credit unions expect to see the same level of lending or more this year, according to a survey conducted by CUToday.info and CU Direct.
ARLINGTON, Va.—Total retail sales rose 0.4% in December, and November's and October's sales figures were revised upward, according to the Census Bureau.
ARLINGTON, Va.—Overall consumer prices increased 0.1% in December after a 0.4% increase in November, primarily due to falling energy prices.
OVERLAND PARK, Kan.–The Heartland Credit Union Association has become the latest to say it is joining a lawsuit filed by CUNA against Equifax over its massive 2017 data breach.
WASHINGTON—Credit Union Student Choice will host the next installment of its popular quarterly national webinar series on Feb. 7, 2018.