DALLAS—Employees of City Credit Union here, which serves policy officers in this city, will be wearing blue this week to show support for the men and women of law enforcement, the credit union reported.
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WASHINGTON—Efforts by Rep. Ander Crenshaw (R-FL) and Rep. Hal Rogers (R-KY) to include several NAFCU-backed relief provisions in the bill text and report language that accompanied the Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Bill passed Thursday in the House are being applauded by the trade group.
WASHINGTON—The Federal Communications Commission released a declaratory ruling last week clarifying that the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) does not apply to calls made by or on behalf of the federal government, CUNA reported.
ARLINGTON, Va.—While NAFCU’s Chief Economist and Director of Research, Curt Long, sees June’s jobs rebound of 287,000 jobs is a sign of labor market strength, he also believes the Federal Reserve will still likely wait at least until December for a rate hike.
FENTON, Mo.–Authorities here say negotiations remain ongoing in attempting to unwind the approximately $18 million allegedly embezzled by the former CFO at a credit union here.
WASHINGTON—Credit card customers with good credit are seeing their interest rates climb this year, while those with weaker scores are seeing their rates decline.
ARLINGTON, Va.— NCUA is being urged to extend by at least 90 days the public comment period on its incentive-based compensation proposal.
LOMBARD, Ill.—A new study shows that mobile bankers are most likely to use several delivery channels each month, including the branch.
WASHINGTON–As if there were not enough pressures on buyers within the real estate market already—especially first-time buyers—new analysis has found international buyers are increasingly purchasing middle market homes.
HAMPSHIRE, U.K.–A new study from Juniper Research has found that the total value of Bitcoin transactions is expected to exceed $92 billion this year, up from less than $27 billion in 2015.