ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.–Team Flaming Dragons from HawaiiUSA FCU in Honolulu has been selected as the winner of PSCU’s KnockOut 2017.
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SALT LAKE CITY–A poll conducted by a company here involved in public policy in Utah has found Utahans support eliminating the tax exemption for large credit unions, while keeping it in place for smaller CUs.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—The $340-millon CommonWealth One FCU is asking members to “dream big” this season — and make a video about it.
SAN FRANCISCO—What were members buying more of in October?
WASHINGTON–Legislation has been introduced in the House that would repeal regulations recently announced by the CFPB for small-dollar, short-term loans, better known as payday loans.
MANCHESTER, N.H.–Members First Credit Union here said it will donate to charity any funds it receives in 2018 from reimbursements from NCUA’s Temporary Corporate Credit Union Stabilization Fund.
WASHINGTON–The namesakes of the Dodd Frank Act say a judge has erred in allowing President Trump’s appointee to the CFPB to lead the agency, arguing the law was specifically written to require that agency’s deputy director take over should the director ever lead the post.
LOUISVILLE–Two credit unions have announced investigations over alleged thefts have been launched.
WASHINGTON–CUNA has sent two letters to NCUA commenting on host of NCUA initiatives as well as its advertising proposal, respectively.
RACINE, Wis.– Educators Credit Union said it is paying its members more than $2.46 million to reward them for their loyalty.