TAMPA, Fla.– Suncoast CU is celebrating reaching one-million members with first-quarter-long campaign that includes “Thanks-a-Million Thursdays, a pop-up event that will occur every Thursday at all branches, as part of its “One-Million Reasons to Celebrate” campaign.
WASHINGTON–While still low by traditional standards, mortgage rates have now risen for three straight weeks.
MADISON, Wis.–It’s time to rethink non-interest income, particularly around overdraft protection programs, according to a new report from Filene.
WASHINGTON–NCUA is among four federal financial institution regulators that are being urged by the Government Accountability Office to take actions to better protect the personally identifiable information (PII) they collect, use, and share in carrying out their regulatory mission.
WASHINGTON—NAFCU joined with other trade associations calling for Congress to pass comprehensive privacy legislation that protects all Americans equally.
WASHINGTON—NAFCU and CUNA and several other trade associations have sent ajoint letter to CFPB Director Rohit Chopra in response to the two reports issued by the Bureau last month regarding the amount of overdraft and non-sufficient fees (NSF) received by credit unions and banks.
WASHINGTON—With a new director nominated to lead the Federal Housing Finance Agency, CUNA is offering a number of recommendations on which it said it is hopeful the FHFA will act.
AURORA, Colo., The District Credit Union, formerly Aurora Schools FCU, has named a new president and CEO.
WILMINGTON, Del.–Navient, which was once one of the largest student loan servicing companies in the U.S., has reached a $1.85 billion deal with 39 states to settle claims it had made predatory loans that resulted in borrowers overwhelmed by crushing debts they were highly unlikely to repay.
MADISON, Wis.—CUES has announced that its CUES Emerge, a program for emerging leaders, is now accepting applications for the 2022 cohort.
