WASHINGTON—The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Wednesday and the Maryland Attorney General took action against participants in a mortgage-kickback scheme.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA is hosting a webinar on cybersecurity and deterring cybercrime May 20.
HARRISBURG Penn.––Pennsylvania Credit Union Association has introduced Sherpa Identity Protection, which it said delivers state-of-art technology for identity theft protection and restoration services.
UPDATE: MECU of Baltimore announced early this morning that it wall of its branches here will be open today.
ISSAQUAH, Wash.—Costco Wholesale Corp. has swung a deal that brings the retailer’s costs for credit card acceptance down to about zero.
WASHINGTON—Mortgage rates continue to flirt with all-time lows.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—The Alabama Credit Union Administration has issued a cease-and-desist order to Secure First Credit Union, ordering it to clean up a number of practices, including loans to senior management and board members, and to reduce its staff.
KATHMANDU, Nepal—Several credit union organizations around the world are seeking to provide aid and relief to their counterparts in Nepal in the wake of the devastating 7.9 earthquake here.
CINCINNATI—For consumers driving just under 10,000 miles per year, does it make more sense to use a rideshare service than lease?
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.–The $500-million 121 Financial Credit Union has named Bruce Fafard as the its new president/CEO.