WASHINGTON—The FTC has banned from the consumer lending business operators of a payday lending scheme that allegedly bilked millions of dollars from consumers by trapping them into loans they never authorized.
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DALLAS–7-Eleven Inc. said that it will be making a change in its huge ATM business, moving away from Cardtronics, which operates the Allpoint Network, in favor of a network owned by its Japanese parent company.
IRVINE, Calif.—Real estate values continue to soar, with home prices up 6.3% in May versus one year earlier, according to the May 2015 CoreLogic Home Price Index (HPI), which includes distressed sales.
PURCHASE, N.Y.–MasterCard will begin testing a new form of authentication in the autumn: the selfie.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.–NCUA has granted a charter to ELCA Federal Credit Union, the third new federally chartered credit union of 2015.
WASHINGTON—The three co-sponsors of the so-called “stop and study” bill on NCUA’s risk-based capital proposal are looking for more fellow members of Congress to stop and sign on.
GREENVILLE, Mich.–Two Michigan credit unions have named new CEOs.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis.–Royal Credit Union said it has surpassed 10,000 fans on Facebook, and to mark the occasion it is celebrating “Christmas in July.”
HOUSTON–People’s Trust Credit Union is breaking ground on a new headquarters here this month. The plan calls for People’s Trust to leave a downtown location where it has been leasing space and relocate to 13 Bastrop St. near BBVA Compass Stadium, where it will own a new building.
COLUMBUS, Ga.—A new study of Canadian consumers shows that despite debit’s surge in recent years, credit cards remain the preferred payment choice.