NEW YORK—American Express and Goldman Sachs Transaction Banking said they are now partnering to provide large corporate clients with a cloud-based payments solution to support multiple payment options and offer data and analytics in one integrated platform.
NEW YORK—Consumer interest in store credit cards is on the wane this holiday season, a new report reveals.
WASHINGTON–Both the House and Senate are back in session this week and credit unions—and the rest of the country—will be focused on what is in the final version of the trillion-dollar-plus reconciliation bill and whether it passes at all.
ARLINGTON, Va.–Credit unions appear to have one win and one loss when it comes to provisions of particular interest in the trillion-dollar-plus reconciliation bill before the House, but could that change?
WASHINGTON–Although he appeared before Congress last week, it’s too early to tell what a new director at the CFPB will mean for credit unions, according to one person.
ATLANTA— An appeals court has upheld an opinion that sharing debtor information with a third-party is actionable and a violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA).
ANTIGO, Wis.–CoVantage Credit Union has become the latest CU to report it will no longer charge overdrafts fees of any kind. The policy went into effect Nov. 1.
ARLINGTON, Va.–In response to the Treasury Department’s 2022-26 strategic plan, NAFCU President and CEO Dan Berger has sent a letter offering recommendations, most especially a need for clearer information on incentives and programs to underserved communities.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.— NCUA just launched its new Cybersecurity Resource Center, including an updated Automated Cybersecurity Evaluation Toolbox (ACET) for credit unions to use as a resource for assessing their cybersecurity maturity.
WASHINGTON—An increase in both member loan balances and savings can be seen in data released as part of CUNA’s August Monthly Credit Union Estimates.
