BOSTON–Credit unions could see a shift in the types of cars members are financing in 2017.
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WASHINGTON—The House Thursday night passed the “Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny (REINS) Act.”
WASHINGTON–Rich Meade, who recently left CUNA after serving as its chief operating officer, has rejoined Prime Policy Group as its vice chairman.
WASHINGTON—The Federal Reserve expects the economy to grow somewhat faster over the next several years, but does not believe the election of Donald Trump as president will lead to a boom, according to documents released from its mid-December meeting.
COSTA MESA, Calif.—The average credit limits for U.S. consumers have declined across all five credit score categories on a year-over-year basis, according to an analysis of Experian data by The Motley Fool.
WASHINGTON–Will 2017 be the year marijuana-related businesses aren’t burying barrels of cash like something out of Breaking Bad?
NEW YORK—Add Chase Bank to those offering consumers free access to their credit scores.
WASHINGTON–Some borrowers have begun to win bankruptcy court fights and been allowed to cancel private student loans.
EDINBURGH, Scotland–Royal Bank of Scotland has added something new to its hiring process: mind scans.
WASHINGTON—The inclusion of NCUA’s new member business lending rules on a congressman’s plans for rules to be “revoked” was “inadvertent,” according to CUNA and the Carolinas Credit Union League.