AUSTIN, Texas—More than one-quarter of American consumers do not feel they are in control of their personal finances, according to a new study.
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LOMBARD, Ill.—Has all the buzz around Apple Pay translated into increased usage of mobile payments?
CAMPBELL, Calf.—An experiment by a security firm reveals that stolen card data often reaches crooks long before the breach that obtained the personal credentials is even detected.
WASHINGTON—With comments on the second risk-based capital proposal due April 27, NAFCU and CUNA are focused on encouraging credit unions to comment in the final days, the trade associations report.
WASHINGTON—On Capitol Hill this week, NAFCU President and CEO Dan Berger will testify Wednesday during the Committee on Small Business hearing titled, Small Business, Big Threat: Protecting Small Businesses from Cyber Attacks.
ARLINGTON, Va.—NAFCU is also applauding efforts to make NCUA’s budgeting process more transparent.
WASHINGTON–The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is taking action against Fort Knox National Co. and its subsidiary, Military Assistance Company, for charging servicemembers millions of dollars in hidden fees.
CINCINNATI—After 57 years of leading the co-operative, Patrick Taylor has retired as CEO of General Electric CU.
HERNDON, Va.—ACH volume grew to almost 23 billion electronic payments during 2014, an increase of almost one-billion or 5%, over 2013, according to new numbers released by NACHA—The Electronic Payments Association.
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. – The Minnesota Credit Union Network (MnCUN) drew a crowd of nearly 400 credit union professionals and volunteers to its annual meeting here, representing 75 CUs and CUSOs.