RALEIGH, N.C.—The $2.5-billion Coastal FCU announced it has issued nearly $2.3 million in special dividends, earned by members through its VIP Program in 2015.
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WINCHESTER, Va.—Donna Jennings, the former manager at the now defunct Winchester Community FCU, faces the possibility of serving up to 30 years in prison after pleading guilty last week to embezzlement.
WASHINGTON–NAFCU and CUNA have joined with several other financial trade groups to urge the Department of Defense to extend a Feb. 1 deadline for financial institutions to inform the Defense Manpower Data Center of their interest in utilizing the DMDC database for purposes of determining borrower status under DOD's Military Lending Act regulation.
SALT LAKE CITY–Customer experience (CX) professionals and business leaders from around the world are being invited to attend three “high energy” days of innovation, education and networking at CXFusion 2016 on April 25-27, 2016 in Las Vegas.
WEST JORDAN, Utah—The $5-billion Mountain America Credit Union has introduced EyeVerify, a feature on its mobile app that uses a cellphone’s camera to biometrically authenticate a user via an eye scan.
MIDDLETOWN, Penn.–MY CU Services said it is partnering with Softmart, a supplier of complete IT solutions, to offer a consultative approach to IT purchasing.
ALPENA, Mich.–Alpena Alcona Area Credit Union said it generated more than 200 new loans using social media.
DALLAS–Forty-six people have graduated from the National Credit Union Foundation’s Development Education program and are now Credit Union Development Educators (CUDEs).
PARCHMENT, Mich.—The $1-billion Advia Credit Union has formed The Advia Foundation to focus on enhancing financial literacy, furthering education and improving overall quality of life for residents living within its service areas in Michigan, Wisconsin and Illinois, the credit union said.
LONDON—A new study reveals what may be a surprise to many: Millennials are better savers than their parents, and Gen Yers with parents who have had a positive financial influence on them do even better.