TUSCALOOSA, Ala.—A judge has denied an attempt by Alabama One Credit Union to get a temporary restraining order against the state regulator, which has ordered changes in the CU’s management, among other things.
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WASHINGTON—The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Thursday launched a public inquiry into student loan servicing practices the Bureau says can make paying back loans a stressful or harmful process for borrowers.
WASHINGTON—The National Credit Union Administration Budget Transparency Act has been introduced by the House.
WASHINGTON—In conjunction with yesterday’s data security hearing in the House Financial Services Committee, NAFCU and CUNA, along with four other financial services trade groups, sent the committee a letter calling for improved data security standards in the U.S.
BOSTON—A new study predicts that payroll cards will finally surpass paper checks this year, and then dwarf their counterpart by 2019.
AUSTIN, Texas—The Texas House of Representatives has passed a bill that allows for the creation of “credit union development districts.”
FERNDALE, Mich.—Can you spell Wheel of Fortune? Jeremy Cybulski could spell much more, and as a result took home $64,348 from the game show.
ATLANTA—A former assistant vice president with Credit Union of Georgia here has pleaded guilty to creating $300,000 in fraudulent loans.
BUFFALO, N.Y.—The Seneca Nation of Indians said it is expecting a response this month from NCUA regarding its plans to open a credit union for its members and employees.
PHILADELPHIA—Philadelphia FCU said it is partnering with the City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program to commission a mural in the East Kensington/Fishtown section of Philadelphia.