MADISON, Wis.–The Filene Research Institute is piloting a new tool that seeks to address a challenge common to all credit unions: onboarding.
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INDIANAPOLIS – Twenty-nine credit union members from six different Indiana credit unions began 2017 with some unexpected cash in their pockets, thanks to participating in this state’s “Save to Win” program.
INTERNATIONAL FALLS, Minn.–TruStar Federal Credit Union here said it is paying a $550,000 patronage dividend to its members.
WASHINGTON—Consumers continue to report experiencing problems with mortgage servicers, according to the latest CFPB monthly complaint snapshot.
ARLINGTON, Va.–Two state regulatory agencies have been reaccredited by the National Association of Credit Union Supervisors.
WASHINGTON–NCUA’s proposed rules for alternative capital have now been published in the Federal Register, officially opening the 90-day comment period. The comment period will close on May 9.
WASHINGTON–CUNA has been targeted by a consumer group for the trade group’s support of changes to the CFPB, while its CEO, Jim Nussle, also came under fire for the political contributions he accepted while a member of Congress.
WASHINGTON–While President Trump and GOP members of Congress have promised a quick dismantling of the Dodd-Frank Act, one analysis notes it may take longer than many expect.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.– Twenty-six federally insured credit unions hit with civil monetary penalties for filing late Call Reports in the third quarter of 2016 have consented to penalties totaling $17,485, NCUA said.
WASHINGTON—Debt collection remains the No. 1 most-complained-about financial product or service, according to the latest CFPB monthly complaint snapshot.