PARK CITY, Utah — Credit unions considering forming a CUSO should ask themselves two key questions, according to credit union attorney Guy Messick, who also serves as NACUSO’s general counsel.
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WASHINGTON—The final defendant in a debt collection scheme that illegally threatened to arrest or sue consumers and harassed their friends, family members and employers is banned from debt collection activities under a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission.
KINGSTON, Jamaica–Reform has begun for Jamaica’s credit unions with regulators agreeing CUs should be codified under their own statute.
MARTINSVILLE, Va.–Two credit unions here said they plan to merge.
NEW YORK–The competition to offer rewards in the premium and even mid-tier credit card space remains intense, and as CUToday.info has reported, has now also entered the debit card space.
FAIRHOPE, Ala.–Quantum Credit Union has selected CU*SOUTH as its new core technology partner to provide better member service and grow the credit union.
WASHINGTON–The House of Representatives has adopted the Amodei-Aguilar amendment, which stops the NCUA budget from being moved under the House appropriations process.
WASHINGTON–Credit unions at NAFCU’s Congressional Caucus here were given an update on housing finance reform efforts, as well as on how HUD is helping to respond to the recent hurricanes.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—Hurricane Irma hit Florida with a powerful punch as it created havoc from high winds and flooding rain for two-thirds of the credit unions in the state, which are just now getting back to serving members.
LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga.—Hurricane Harvey is having a positive effect on used car prices.