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OTTOWA, Canada–In Canada, the challenge of stressing the importance of “proportionality” in regulation comes with the added challenge that it’s not a battle at the national level, but instead a battle in 10 provinces and three territories, according to one person. And that may not even be the biggest looming threat in the country.

I recently discovered that a credit union was advertising “free NSFs and overdraft services.”

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.–The October edition of the PSCU Payments Index reveals a combination of optimism and uncertainty within the U.S. economy – and the related effects within the payments industry, the company is reporting.

MADISON, Wis.— CUES has launched RealTalk!, which it describes as a “groundbreaking online discussion series that will cover important, but often hard to discuss, issues impacting the credit union industry.”

TAMPA, Fla.–With nearly 41,000 Hispanic members, GTE Financial said it is proud to serve the ever-growing Hispanic community in Tampa Bay. 

LONDON—Commuters who use Apple Pay to tap in and out of public transport could be at risk of having “unlimited” sums of money stolen from their Visa payment cards, a new study is cautioning.

MADISON, Wis.–While the perception (and often reality) is international policymaking bodies are little interested in the issues of concern to small organizations such as credit unions, there is actually some good news on that front, according to one person.

MADISON, Wis.–While the perception (and often reality) is international policymaking bodies are little interested in the issues of concern to small organizations such as credit unions, there is actually some good news on that front, according to one person.