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WASHINGTON–Consumer reporting companies failed to ensure the accuracy of credit reports, including by failing to exclude information resulting from alleged identity theft or human trafficking, according to the CFPB’s newest a Supervisory Highlights.

MADISON, Wis.—The World Council of Credit Unions (WOCCU) is reminding the deadline to early bird registration for its 2024 World Credit Union Conference is approaching.

MADISON Wis.–Filene is hosting a webinar today titled “So You Want to Talk About…Small Business Opportunities.”

PLYMOUTH, Mich.  — Community Financial Credit Union has appointed two people  to its board of directors, Ned Staebler and Johnnie Turnage.

BRENTWOOD, Calif.–They didn’t know each other, and yet they knew all too well the struggles and anxiety the others had been living through—such as payday loans with eye-popping rates--so when four couples and two individuals who are all part of the same reality TV series finally met, there was relief, camaraderie and even happiness.

BRENTWOOD, Calif.–Hollywood may be the place where thousands of people have seen their dreams come true on a screen for others to see, but rarely has that ever been the case for credit union members—until now. 

SACRAMENTO, Calif.–The Annual Credit Union SACTOWN Run that took place on April 7 raised more than $216,500 for 11 Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMN) in California and Nevada.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—The CFPB’s proposed rule on credit card late fees will likely create problems for card issuers as they scramble to make adjustments, but credit unions could also enjoy a window of opportunity if the proposal is finalized, according to one analyst.

WASHINGTON–Acting Comptroller of the Currency Michael Hsu said the U.S. should consider borrowing an idea from the U.K. and require financial institutions to reimburse customers for losses resulting from push-payments fraud, especially when the fraud is powered by AI.

LONDON—A new report titled, “So, You Think You’re Ready for SEPA Instant?” has found a third of E.U. banks do not currently offer an instant payments service, with the majority saying they have been discouraged by the January 2025 deadline.