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WASHINGTON—CUNA has sent a letter to NCUA sharing concerns the trade association has with the Department of Defense’s Military Lending Act.

WASHINGTON–A couple of trends can be seen in the Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) filed by credit unions.

WASHINGTON–Credit unions were offered three strategies for building better infrastructure and protecting against cyber-crimes.

WASHINGTON–An official with the CFPB has asked credit unions for their help in pointing members of the military to some of the services the agency offers.

WASHINGTON–While it may engender strong pushback, NAFCU’s Carrie Hunt said credit unions need to give some thought to what’s happening in the world of litigation.

WASHINGTON–Credit unions have seen more progress on favored legislation in this Congress than in any previous Congress, according to NAFCU’s Dan Berger—but all that could roll back to the starting line yet again following November’s elections.

WASHINGTON–John Stumpf, the chairman and CEO of Wells Fargo, is expected to be given a grilling today when he testifies before a Senate Banking Committee hearing about the bank’s creation of more than one-million fraudulent accounts.

WASHINGTON—Three former bank workers, two employed by Wells Fargo, are pointing fingers directly at upper management for what they have alleged are “unethical” techniques to improve sales numbers, including some of the practices that led to the massive $185 million in fines handed down by the regulators against Wells Fargo.

SAGINAW, Mich. – Close to 200 youth were in attendance at Saginaw Valley State University here for a free 90 minute football Community Youth Sports Clinic that was presented by Catholic Federal Credit Union.

Each year since 2013, the Federal Reserve Board has spearheaded a survey designed to monitor the financial and economic status of American consumers.