ALEXANDRIA—NAFCU supports new legislation that would exclude from credit unions’ statutory member business lending cap loans made for the purchase of one-to four-unit, non-owner-occupied buildings.
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LANCASTER, Penn.—Another small but unique page in credit union history is turning here.
PORTLAND, Ore.—One local middle school teacher won’t have to pay his mortgage for a year thanks to his great work in the classroom.
EAST LANSING, Mich.—Millennials are being targeted by a new scam in which criminals steal money from accounts via the victim’s ATM card.
AUSTIN, Texas—Prize-linked savings accounts are getting closer to becoming a reality in Texas. HB 1628 by Rep. Eric Johnson (D-Dallas) and Sen. Jose Rodriguez (D-El Paso) was voted out of the Senate Business and Commerce Committee last week.
WASHINGTON—A white paper that calls for the U.S. Postal Service to expand into financial services has been met with opposition by credit unions.
WASHINGTON—The Federal Trade Commission has temporarily halted three debt collection operations, alleging they threatened and deceived consumers via illegal text messages, e-mails and phone calls.
LAS VEGAS—CU Direct recognized five credit unions with honors during the company’s Drive ’15 conference here.
MADISON, Wis.– The CUNA CFO Council has announced its 2015 executive committee.
BURLINGTON, Mass.—Hanscom FCU is working to build anticipation for the opening of a new branch here with a “Crack the Vault” promotion.