NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James continues to lead a multistate coalition of eight attorneys general who are urging U.S. President Joe Biden to fully cancel federal student debt owed by every federal student loan borrower in the country.
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HONOLULU–The Hawaii Credit Union League has announced the results of its board elections.
NEW YORK – A multi-state agreement and $141-million settlement have been reached with Intuit following allegations its TurboTax unit deceived millions of low-income Americans by advertising that its tax services were “free” even though in the end users ended up paying.
CLUTE, Texas–Members of the $47-million Brazosport Teachers FCU here have voted to approve a proposed merger with the $110-million Space City Credit Union in Houston.
RALEIGH, N.C.–Local Government Federal Credit Union has made a $50,000 to The ACCOSCA Academy in Kenya, which is aimed at improving improve African communities through credit union professional education.
Bankers Group Releases Policy Objectives for 2022 And, Yes, Targeting CU Tax Exemption Made the List
WASHINGTON–The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) has released its legislative and regulatory policy objectives for 2022, and the credit union tax exemption is once again on the list.
AUSTIN, Texas – Greater Texas|Aggieland Credit Union has launched a conversion of its core account processing system by implementing DNA from Fiserv .
NEW YORK—A new study shows that more than one-third of consumers between the age 18-54 own cryptocurrency, with people ages 18-34 most likely to own it (37%), followed by those age 35-54 (33%).
QUITO, Ecuador—Two distinct virtual platforms for mobile devices that are designed to benefit Venezuelan migrants and low-income locals in Ecuador and Peru have been developed the Economic Inclusion Project (EIP), a USAID-funded activity implemented by World Council of Credit Unions (WOCCU).
WASHINGTON—The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has finalized an enforcement action against Bank of America that has resulted in a $10 million fine. The CFPB said the fine was for processing illegal, out-of-state garnishment orders against its customers’ bank accounts.
