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As credit unions mature, their presence in communities and neighborhoods becomes entrenched.

WASHINGTON—A provision in S. 2155 is designed to allow consumers easier access to online banking. And while no guidance has officially been issued yet, there appears to be some changes that could affect a credit union’s member identification policy under the Bank Secrecy Act, CUNA said.

BROOKLYN, N.Y.––Polish & Slavic FCU has awarded  $450,000 in scholarships to nearly 400 students in seven states in its annual PSFCU Scholarship Program

ARLINGTON, Va.—Media coverage of the recently passed regulatory relief bill, S. 2155, has created confusion around some provisions that need clarification, according to NAFCU.

WASHINGTON–The agenda in Washington this week will primarily affect credit unions indirectly, as a number of appropriations bills are up for debate and discussion.

ROANOKE, Va.–A federal district court has again ruled that a plaintiff lacked standing to file a lawsuit against a credit union over alleged violations by its website of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.––The Organizational Resource Development (ORD) team at CU*Answers has announced a new health and wellness program to encourage a healthy lifestyle for its employees. 

RIVERSIDE, Calif.–Altura Credit Union here has made a $600,000 pledge to the planned Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art, Culture & Industry at the Riverside Art Museum.

Imagine a world in which every employee of every company has an emotional commitment to the industry their employer serves.

GIBSONS, B.C.–Sunshine Coast Credit Union here has joined with two other organizations as part of an initiative to keep people housed during times of acute financial stress by offering short-term, interest free loans and support through advocacy and referral services.