WASHINGTON–Some borrowers have begun to win bankruptcy court fights and been allowed to cancel private student loans.
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BERLIN–Apple has removed support for bank transfer payments, also known as prepayment, from its online store in Germany.
BOISE, Idaho–On New Year’s Eve here, Mountain America Credit Union will be hosting a new, heated “family tent” on-site at the fourth annual Idaho Potato Drop.
WASHINGTON—Debt collection continues to top consumer complaints submitted to the CFPB, as it was the most-complained-about financial product or service in the Bureau’s November complaint snapshot.
WASHINGTON—U.S. noncash payments totaled more than 144 billion with a value of almost $178 trillion in 2015, up almost 21 billion payments or about $17 trillion since 2012, according to the 2016 Federal Reserve Payments Study.
CHICAGO—A new study shows that financial services firms are increasingly leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to help them become more efficient and compete.
ST. PAUL, Minn.–A new online video portal that showcases Ramsey County, Minn. as well as Affinity Plus FCU member stories and other community businesses, has gone live on the county’s website.
WASHINGTON—The inclusion of NCUA’s new member business lending rules on a congressman’s plans for rules to be “revoked” was “inadvertent,” according to CUNA and the Carolinas Credit Union League.
WASHINGTON—Republicans in Congress are searching for any transgressions that might have been committed by CFPB Director Richard Cordray in order to give grounds to President-elect Trump to fire him.
MADISON, Wis.—Summit Credit Union here has declared a $1.9-million dividend to more than 46,000 of its members as part of a program it calls “Cash Boomerang.”