ALBANY, N.Y. – The Credit Union Association of New York reported that its Young Professionals Commission hosted a series of “cash mobs” during International Credit Union Week that netted more than $2,500 for locally owned businesses throughout New York state.
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SAN FRANCISCO—The advent of Apple Pay raises a question beyond its implications for payments and credit unions—what about the other half of the mobile market.
WASHINGTON—The political affairs teams at the credit union trade groups are paying close attention to the Nov. 4 elections, with a particular focus on four races.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA is “seriously considering” separating the interest rate risk piece from its current risk-based capital proposal and making it a standalone proposal of its own, according to CUNA.
ROCKY HILL, Conn.—The $368-million Nutmeg State FCU has launched a new checking account that pays 4.99% APY.
NEW YORK--Credit unions continue to be rated highly by consumers when it comes to trustworthiness.
INDIANAPOLIS—Financial Center Federal Credit Union is planning to switch to a state charter.
MADISON, Wis. – CUNA Mutual Group is reporting that more than 2,100 people attended its full day of online, free learning that was part of its Discovery Conference.
SAN FRANCISCO--As the United States looks to implement EMV, Javelin Strategy & Research said it examined the United Kingdom EMV market as a “looking glass into the future U.S. market.”
HIGHTSTOWN, N.J. – November is officially “Movember” at a number of credit unions nationally, where men are not shaving as part of a nationwide effort to support men’s health.