ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA has made changes to its consumer complaint handling process, noting that in instances where credit unions are unable to resolve a complaint within 60 days the agency’s Consumer Assistance Center (CAC) will intervene.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn.—Another credit union employee has been kidnapped at home and forced to travel to the credit union to obtain funds for the crooks.
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. – CO-OP Shared Branch is now the third largest network of financial institution branches, having surpassed Bank of America in number of branch offices, the company reported.
WASHINGTON—A federal district court today is examining debit interchange fees.
SANTA ANA, Calif.—A second data breach at Heartland may be even more serious that the first, even if it isn’t getting the same attention, according to analysts.
CARSON CITY, Nev.—An amendment before Nevada’s governor may pave the way for medical marijuana companies in this state to gain access to the banking system.
CHICAGO–CUToday.info has added another new editorial feature: The Gov.
ACME, Mich.—Credit unions across the country should be watching member credit reports for loans from Western Sky in order to help those members file claims for refunds, according to this state’s regulator.
TOPEKA, Kan.–Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback signed a bill over the weekend that will keep state workers from being furloughed.
CARPINTERIA, Calif.—Credit cards are making a comeback, according to a new data that indicates credit card purchase volume increased last year while debit held steady.