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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.–CU*Answers is reporting it has successfully migrated two of its customer-owners from an in-house deployment of its CU*BASE core data processing platform over to its online, SaaS version.

WASHINGTON—The CFPB’s prepaid accounts rule should be rescinded entirely or, at the very least, should not apply to credit unions, according to NAFCU.

WASHINGTON—NCUA recently released first-quarter financial and operating results for U.S. credit unions—and the results are “amazing,” says CUNA’s Mike Schenk.

SPARTANBURG, S.C. – People across the country are planning to travel to Upstate South Carolina on Aug. 21 to catch the full eclipse.

MUSKEGO, Wis. –– InterLutions, the business solution CUSO of Corporate Central Credit Union, is reporting that Wisconsin-based Educators Credit Union of Wisconsin and Ohio-based KEMBA Financial Credit Union have selected its collaborative employee benefits initiative, I-Care.

WASHINGTON—Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Mel Watt reiterated his comments regarding the government-sponsored enterprises' use of alternative credit scoring models – saying this change would not go into effect before mid-2019 – in a response to a letter from NAFCU, CUNA and other trade groups.

WASHINGTON–FDIC-insured institutions earned $48.3-billion during the second quarter of 2017, with community bank net income rising $5.7 billion over one year earlier.

MADISON, Wis.–CUNA Mutual Group has filed a defamation suit against Banc Insurance Agency, Inc., better known to credit unions as Insuritas, alleging the company has spread “false and defamatory communications with intent to harm” CUNA Mutual’s reputation.

WASHINGTON—Representatives from several NAFCU-member credit unions, along with the association's Dan Berger and Carrie Hunt, met with Treasury Department Secretary Steven Mnuchin on issues of importance to credit unions, including tax reform, housing, lending and regulatory relief.

SAN FRANCISCO–Add to the long list of offenses Wells Fargo has either admitted to committing or has been alleged to have done–overcharging small businesses for processing credit card transactions.