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WASHINGTON­—The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will hold its next bi-annual meeting of is Credit Union Advisory Act on March 14. It will be the first meeting of the CUAC in 2019 as well as the first under new Director Kathy Kraninger.

RICHLAND, Wash.–Residents in this community have been receiving cards in the mail claiming to be from HAPO Community CU that claim to target people with mortgages and which provide a special number to call.

PARKERSBURG, W.V.–Two West Virginia credit unions have announced plans to merge. The $16-million Wood County Community FCU said it is merging into the $187-million West Virginia Central Credit Union, with WCCFCU members having already approved the combination.

SACRAMENTO, Calif.—A bill that would govern virtual currency business activity that takes place with or on behalf of residents has been introduced in the California General Assembly by Majority Leader Ian Calderon (D-57^th District).

PEACHTREE CORNERS, Ga.–Alogent, a provider of end-to-end enterprise payment processing, content management, and digital banking solutions, has launched “MyBusiness by Alogent.”

COTTAGE GROVE, Wis.—Summit Credit Union has cut the ribbon on its new 152,000-square-foot headquarters facility and campus here.

RALEIGH, N.C.–CUNA’s chairman would like to see the Seven Cooperative Principles amended to also include language related to diversity and inclusion.

WASHINGTON–Just as credit unions are headed to Washington for CUNA’s GAC, the nation’s community bankers are again pressing Congress to eliminate the credit union tax exemption.

CUPERTINO, Calif.–Apple will team with Goldman Sachs this spring to introduce a joint credit card that is paired with new iPhone features and will be aimed at helping users to manage their mone

AUSTIN, Texas–FirstClose has published a new white paper, “Software That Can Think: 4 Ways That Lenders Are Leveraging FirstClose Technology To Get Better Data And Faster Run Times.”