WASHINGTON—Attaching the CU-opposed Credit Card Competition Act to the Senate FY23 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) is inappropriate, CUNA Deputy Chief Advocacy Officer Jason Stverak wrote to all 535 congressional offices.
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LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga.—Used car values declined for the third month in a row in September.
WASHINGTON–Ukraine’s credit unions have been able to navigate the stress and challenges brought on by the country’s war in Russia thanks in part to lessons learned as a result of the World Council’s Credit for Agriculture Producers (CAP) Project during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to WOCCU.
NAPA, Calif.– Redwood Credit Union is reporting it has opened its doors on a newly completed 8.5-acre campus in Napa.
LAS VEGAS–Rafal Matusiak, president of the trade association for Poland’s credit unions, NACSCU, will join the Underground Collision here to offer an update on how the country’s CUs have been assisting Ukrainian refugees.
NEW YORK–The online lender Kabbage, often hailed as among the fintechs credit unions need to be watching, has filed for bankruptcy.
WASHINGTON—How technology can be better integrated into the home buying process was among the points raised by a NAFCU representative during a recent listening session on fintech and housing finance that was hosted by the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA).
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.–U.S. Eagle Credit Union has introduced a new CashBack debit card. The card follows the introduction earlier this year of its METAL credit card in June.
WASHINGTON–Six credit union associations representing nine states have wrapped up a month of Hill visits. The meetings took place in legislators’ offices and at Credit Union House as part of an effort organized in part by CUNA.
ST. LOUIS–A tight U.S. labor market has helped most vulnerable workers recover to pre-pandemic employment levels, and improving efficiencies in the job matching process can help them keep those gains, according to a new study released by the St. Louis Fed.