NOTRE DAME, Ind.– Notre Dame Federal Credit Union said that effective February 2017 none of its employees will be paid less than $13.50 per hour.
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LINCOLN PARK, Mich.––A woman had to be pulled from a burning vehicle at a credit union’s ATM here.
WASHINGTON—CUNA’s 2016 post-general election report shows that its Credit Union Legislative Action Council (CULAC) raised a record $4.8 million in receipts this cycle to back credit union-friendly candidates, the trade association reported.
WASSAU, Wis.—The wave of ATM skimming attacks continues, this time hitting two CUs in Wisconsin.
YANKTON, S.D.–Site-Four, a CUSO data center here, reported it successfully completed an extended run-test over a 48-hour timeframe running 100% on its backup generator.
WASHINGTON—The CFPB has published an updated version of its Mortgage Servicing Small Entity Compliance Guide, NAFCU reported.
WASHINGTON—After the American Bankers Association Wednesday filed a lawsuit against NCUA over its new field of membership rules, both CUNA and NAFCU reaffirmed their support for NCUA's rulemaking.
WASHINGTON–As President-elect Donald Trump continues to work his way through the transition to taking office and making appointments to various departments and agencies, there has been plenty of discussion around what might happen to the leadership at NCUA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.–PSCU has announced it will issue a patronage dividend of $29.6 million to its owner credit unions for the cooperative’s 2016 fiscal year operations.
THE NORTH POLE–Thanks to low inflation, buying all the gifts mentioned in the holiday classic “The 12 Days of Christmas” in 2016 is only slightly more expensive than it was in 2015.