WASHINGTON–Meeting just hours after the CFPB announced its final rule on credit card late fees, a panel here suggested more scrutiny of fees and other consumer issues by the CFPB and other agencies is likely to continue in 2024, given that it’s an election year.
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WASHINGTON–A breakout session that is annually designed to scare the wits out of attendees was once again widely attended sessions during America’s Credit Unions GAC here, where three attorneys offering updated on all the litigation threats faced by CUs.
WASHINGTON–America’s Credit Unions new chief advocacy officer has outlined what she said credit unions are going to need to do to advance CU priorities on both Capitol Hill and state legislatures.
WASHINGTON–One expert on artificial intelligence (AI) offered some insights on the technology to a credit union audience here, including what to fear (bias built into models) and what not to (loss of jobs).
WASHINGTON–At the same time America’s Credit Unions is hosting its GAC, where sessions related to fees are on the agenda and the subject of comments from the main stage, Consumer Reports has published a new report headlined, “When It Comes to Junk Fees in Banking, Credit Unions Can Be Among the Worst Offenders.”
Three People Recognized for Achievements by American Association of CU Leagues; New NCUF Chair Named
WASHINGTON–The American Association of Credit Union Leagues (AACUL) has presented a number of honors to individuals for their accomplishments.
WASHINGTON—Credit unions strongly oppose the Federal Reserve’s debit interchange proposal, America’s Credit Unions has told the House Financial Services Committee.
VANCOUVER, B.C.--Community Savings Credit Union here has launched pre-approved business credit cards for its cannabis membership.
MCLEAN, Va.—A new report suggests Capital One’s planned purchase of Discover will have a major impact on the payments space, should it be approved.
FRESNO, Calif.–A man has been arrested here for allegedly orchestrating a check forgery operation that led to more than a $250,000 in losses at local credit unions.