SAN FRANCISCO—Ripple is set to issue a new stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar.
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WASHINGTON—The Federal Trade Commission is sending $1.2 million in refunds to consumers who paid for the advice of “supposed” experts based on “deceptive” claims of substantial investment profits.
NEW YORK—Another week, another entrant in the ongoing hypercompetitive credit card war. The newest player is stepping in with some big offers.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—Thursday’s NCUA board meeting will be brief, as the agency plans to address just one matter.
WASHINGTON–Would-be homebuyers who had been hopeful for a break on mortgage rates in 2024 aren’t getting their wish, at least not yet. Mortgage rates ticked up last week and analysts say they could go even higher.
WASHINGTON—Several House and Senate committees have been sent an update on international credit union priorities as Congress considers funding for the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).
RALEIGH, N.C.–Prompted by complaints from the former CEO of this state’s largest credit union—and the second largest in the world--the North Carolina Credit Union Commission—which is chaired by an SECU employee--has issued a report saying it has limited authority when it comes to reviewing decisions made by the administrator of the state’s Credit Union Division.
TULSA, Okla.–TTCU Federal Credit Union has named a new president and CEO effective Oct. 1 to replace the retiring Tim Lyons, who has been with the credit union for 35 years, serving as CEO since 2011.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.–Ent Credit Union is reporting it has sold a $54-million unsecured consumer loan pool.
MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif.–Kinecta Federal Credit Union is moving its wealth management unit to a new advisor.