WASHINGTON–There’s a bit of a twist when it comes to credit unions and the two likely presidential candidates in 2024—the CU community already has experience with not one, but both candidates.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA is being asked to amend its regulations to provide additional flexibility “to engage with and invest in innovative technology solutions and fintech companies.”
EUREKA, Calif.–For the second year in a row, Coast Central Credit Union will be having a contested board election.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. —The Tennessee Credit Union has announced a new name and branding.
EUGENE, Ore.—Do you have the “next big idea?” The National Association of CUSOs (NACUSO) wants to hear from you and is offering a prize of up to $7,500. The application deadline is March 11.
RICHMOND, Va.–More than 130 credit union representative from across Virginia turned out at the state capitol to support legislation related to public deposits and to educate lawmakers on the “credit union difference.”
LANSING, Mich.— To go with a new year, the Michigan Credit Union League (MCUL) has introduced an updated website.
WASHINGTON—With a legal challenge to the rule pending, the Federal Trade Commission has issued an order postponing the effective date of the Combatting Auto Retail Scams (CARS) Rule.
DALLAS–ALM First, which offers depositories offering commission-free, fee-based advice, is reporting it has now assisted in more than half of all public industry securitizations, playing a role in seven of the 11 such transactions to date.
MADISON, Wis.–A webinar titled “Finding and Securing the Future of the Credit Union Movement in the Age of Digital Transformation” will be hosted by the World Council of Credit Unions on Jan. 31.