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WASHINGTON—The remaining defendants in a deceptive student loan debt relief scheme are permanently banned from providing all student loan debt relief products and services in settlements with the Federal Trade Commission.

NEW YORK—Standard credit cards may still be consumers’ preferred way to pay, but contactless methods are waiting in the wings.

PURCHASE, N.Y.—Amid a wave of recent crypto partnerships, Mastercard has struck a non-fungible token (NFT) payments deal with Coinbase.

SUITLAND, Md.—What does it take to effectively run a branch that serves the military? A great deal of understanding, flexibility to adjust to servicemembers’ unpredictable lives, and even some creativity, according to one CU that’s been recognized for the service it provides.

WASHINGTON–A new rule that allows private institutional investors to exploit credit union tax subsidies is yet another reason for Congress to investigate credit union policies, according to the Independent Bankers Association.

SAN FRANCISCO—Overspending is a top source of anxiety across all generations, according to findings from the latest Affirm Consumer Spending Report.

NAPERVILLE, Ill.–Alloya Corporate FCU has announced the introduction of a new educational community for faster and real-time payments.

BROWNSTOWN, Mich.–— Advantage One Credit Union is celebrating 70 years of serving the Downriver community and its members.

HILLSBORO, Ore.–First Tech FCU has been awarded a 2022 Top Workplaces USA recognition by Top Workplaces. 

MIDDLETOWN, Ohio–MyUSA Credit Union said it continues to expand its financial education efforts for adults and children this school year.