HOBOKEN, N.J.—A new study shows that nearly half of Millennials get one crucial detail wrong about credit cards.
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ATLANTA–In the wake of its giant data breach, Equifax reported it has incurred $87.5 million in related costs to date and it continues of face more than 200 lawsuits, including from credit unions.
DECATUR, Ill.–Credit unions in two more states have announced merger plans or completed mergers.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.–There have been developments related to two former credit union employees and separate thefts.
SELMA, Ala.—Massive losses from poor performing loans have pushed conserved Riverdale Credit Union here deeper into insolvency as of September 2017.
SEATTLE—Is Amazon considering accepting cryptocurrency payments?
WASHINGTON—Keith Noreika, acting U.S. Comptroller of the Currency, wants to make it easier for Wells Fargo to pay employees when they leave, loosening a restriction in place since the phony accounts scandal hit the bank last year, according to new report.
OTTAWA, Canada –Consumers may be deeply bothered by all the identity theft and fraudulent activity taking place on a daily basis, but most financial consumers are happy with how their financial institution has handled fraudulent activity.
MADISON, Wis.— CUES has announced its 2018 CUES Supplier Member Advisory Committee.
AUCKLAND, N.Z.–Another member of Co-op Money NZ, the trade association for New Zealand’s credit unions and mutual building societies, is set to go live with a new core banking platform to which multiple credit unions in the country are migrating.