RHINELANDER, Wis.–A 58-year-old member of Park City Credit Union here has been charged with disorderly conduct after making a joke that led to police being called, while the man who caused the problem was called “stupid” by his wife.
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LIBERTY LAKE, Wash.–CU*NorthWest, the credit union-owned CUSO, announced that County Schools Federal Credit Union in Ventura, Calif. has signed a core processing contract and is scheduled for conversion in September 2017.
WASHINGTON–The Supreme Court today will hear oral arguments in a case of such strong interest to credit unions that CUs have been working with attorneys on one side of the case.
WASHINGTON—NCUA does not expect the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund equity ratio to fall to its statutory floor of 1.2% before late 2019.
KALAMAZOO, Mich.—The $1.3-billion Advia Credit Union here said it intends to acquire the $230-million Peoples Bank of Elkhorn, Wis.
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif.–CO-OP Financial Services has named 30 candidates for its THINK Prize 16: The Financial Longevity Challenge.
WASHINGTON–The CFPB has taken action against two medical debt collection law firms and their president for falsely representing that letters and calls were from attorneys attempting to collect on a debt when no attorney had yet reviewed the account.
WASHINGTON–With the 115th Congress in its second week of session this week, the credit union trade groups will be primarily focused on the Senate.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.–Two more credit unions have announced bonus dividends and loan rebates for members.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.–CUSOs will have from Feb. 1 to March 31 to complete their annual required reaffirmation with the National Credit Union Administration’s CUSO Registry, the agency said.