CHEYENNE, Wyo.–Two credit unions here said they are entering into a partnership to form a number of CUSOs, with the managing CUSO to be known as UProsper Services Group.
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TAMPA, Fla.—CSCU has elected David Brock, president and CEO of Community Credit Union of Florida, as its new board chair. Based in Rockledge, CCUF has more than $515-million in assets and more than 39,000 members.
EL SEGUNDO, Calif.– Xceed Financial Credit Union’s vice president of Human Resources, Courtnay Lynch, has been named the HR Professional of the Year Award by the HRD Network, an organization of credit union human resources and training professionals in California and other western states.
SALT LAKE CITY—Approximately one-third of affluent investors are convinced they will have no wealth left to transfer to their children, and another third are unsure, according to a new study.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.—eDOC Innovations and CU*Answers reported they have completed deployment of eDOC’s CheckLogic Manager item processing platform for in-clearing and two-day check processing for CU*Answers’ customers nationally. The partnership is the latest in a series of CUSO-to-CUSO agreements for eDOC, and further builds on the cuasterisk.com collaboration and operational processing network, the company said.
WASHINGTON—NCUA says that, currently, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) has not informed the the agency that NCUA employee records and files are involved in the massive computer hack of the federal government.
MADISON, Wis.—"People Helping People" will be the theme for International Credit Union (ICU) Day in 2015, the World Council of Credit Unions and CUNA announced Friday.
COLUMBUS, Ohio —With the October EMV liability shift deadline approaching, Corporate One FCU has introduced a program to help small and mid-sized CUs make the changeover.
PURCHASE, N.Y.—A new study shows consumer spending is up, and Americans are opening their wallets for travel and larger-ticket items that build memories.
WASHINGTON—The CFPB is concerned that older Americans are being misled, or are confused by reverse mortgage advertisements.