HARRISBURG, Penn.–Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union said that effective March 1 it is removing non-sufficient funds (NSF) fees for all members. In addition, PSECU said its courtesy pay fee will be cut by 50% to $15 per transaction, from $30.
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TYSONS, Va.–PenFed Credit Union has kicked off a new integrated marketing campaign, including an ad that aired in the Washington region during the Super Bowl.
LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga.—While some analysts recently stated the rise in used car values is over, Black Book reports that climbing prices are still the trend—but that trend is slowing.
LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga.—While some analysts recently stated the rise in used car values is over, Black Book reports that climbing prices are still the trend—but that trend is slowing.
SAN FRANCISCO–A new survey has found workers care more about flexible hours than they do about remote work.
TUSTIN, Calif.–Two credit unions have announced compensation increases for entry-level positions.
MADISON, Wis.–Absent any “swan events,” such as wars, new pandemics or meteor strikes, CUNA Mutual’s chief economist is saying credit unions should not expect to see any recession in the next five years.
ST. JOSEPH, Mich. – United FCU said it is eliminating its overdraft protection and non-sufficient funds fees, while also reducing courtesy pay fees for all members.
WASHINGTON–Despite the great concerns raised by many traditional financial institutions, including credit unions, over plans by the U.S. Postal Service to provide financial services, just a half-dozen people have used the services since the USPS pilot was launched in September 2021.
ARLINGTON, Va.—Add credit union executives to those showing growing interest in stablecoins.