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WASHINGTON–A coalition of 232 nonprofit organizations from all 50 states and the District of Columbia have  sent a letter to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) in response to its proposal that the group said “protects abusive debt collectors more than consumers.”

PORTLAND, Ind.––The CEO of CrossRoads Financial FCU here has announced plans to retire. Janet Bantz said she will step down on Jan. 1.

WASHINGTON—The CFPB has published a request for information (RFI) seeking input on how it can use "Tech Sprints" to "encourage regulatory innovation and collaborate with stakeholders in developing viable solutions to regulatory compliance challenges."

SAN DIEGO–North Island Credit Union, a division of California Credit Union, said it is expanding its partnership with the USS Midway Museum to support a variety of the organization's youth and educator programs as well as other events through the upcoming year.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.—Federally insured, low-income credit unions that want to become certified Community Development Financial Institutions have until Oct. 5 to apply to use the NCUA’s qualification process for streamlined CDFI certification, the agency reminded.

NEW YORK–The $3-billion Municipal Credit Union, currently being managed under conservatorship by NCUA, reported $123-million in losses as of mid-year, according to its 5300 report. The losses pushed its net worth ratio to 3.41%, meaning it is significantly undercapitalized according to NCUA.

MADISON, Wis.—CUES announced the individuals who will be inducted into its 2019 Hall of Fame.

MILWAUKEE, Wis.–For the third year in a row, Corporate Central said it is partnering with Special Olympics Wisconsin to bring credit unions together as part of the “Titletown Showdown.”

AUSTIN, Texas– United Heritage Credit Union has launched a new “Get Paid Early” campaign. According to UHCU, when members set up direct deposit with their employer, the member can receive their funds up to two days earlier than their normal payday, with no hidden fees.

WASHINGTON–The CUNA Board of Directors has passed a resolution officially stating it supports diversity, equity and inclusion as a shared credit union cooperative principle, and further states credit unions have an ongoing responsibility and take a leadership role in building and serving more diverse, equitable and inclusive communities.