WASHINGTON—NAFCU and CUNA joined with several other trade groups in a letter to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in response to its proposal regarding robocalls and robotexts.
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HARTFORD, Conn.—The Connecticut legislature has approved a bill making financial literacy education a requirement for all seniors graduating high school in 2027, a move that has earned the support of the Connecticut CU League.
PROVIDENCE , R.I.—Two Rhode Island credit unions are proposing to merge.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. –NCUA will host a webinar today titled, “Discovering MDIs: The Key to Building a Strong and Inclusive Financial System.”
WASHINGTON—The Federal Trade Commission is reporting its law enforcement actions resulted in more than $392 million in refunds to consumers in 2022.
DENVER – Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has signed into law a measure aimed at preventing online and out-of-state lenders—often referred to as “rent-a-banks”–from making high-cost loans in violation of state law.
WASHINGTON–Three federal bank regulatory agencies have issued final joint guidance they said is designed to help banking organizations manage risks associated with third-party relationships, including relationships with financial technology companies.
ROME, N.Y. –AmeriCU Credit Union said it has introduced a new Virtual Financial Center that offers a new level of digital service and support to “connect where members are, with where they want to be.”
COLUMBUS, Ohio—Payments provider Klarna, which has a large presence in the buy now, pay later space, has updated its app in a move it said is designed to “provide budget-conscious consumers with a tool to opt out of taking on more debt.”
WASHINGTON–The Credit Card Competition Act, which credit unions strongly oppose, has been reintroduced in Congress.