ARLINGTON, Va.—How will the 2020 presidential election and its propensity for dominating the agenda in Washington affect credit union legislative priorities in the coming year?
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PURCHASE, N.Y.—Retailers have had a lot to cheer about this holiday season.
WASHINGTON–The move by Congress to remove language from legislation that would have given banks the same access to military bases as credit unions likely means even more banks will shut own services on those bases, according to the Association of Military Banks of America.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – NCUA has issued one prohibition notice and one prohibition order in December.
BRIGHAM CITY, Utah–Box Elder Credit Union said it has now completed a year-long celebration of its 65th anniversary after having sponsored 65 acts of kindness to its members and the community of Box Elder County throughout 2019.
LONDON–With new fintech entrants going after every piece of the banking value chain, GlobalData has released a new report examining the six trends that are helping drive fintech growth.
MOSCOW—The Bank of Russia has initiated testing of stablecoins pegged to real estate under its regulatory sandbox program.
NORTH OGDEN, Utah–A lawmaker in Utah is seeking to work with the state’s banks and credit unions to see if more questions could be asked before large wire transfers are sent after his own wife was scammed out of more than $150,000 from the family’s credit union account in a common phone scheme that has targeted consumers across the country.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.–There are five different debates that still dominate the financial services industry over the next decade, according to one analyst.
NEW YORK—Seventy-five percent of consumers mistakenly believe they would be assessed interest on the full balance of a balance transfer offer if they didn't pay it off completely during the transfer card's introductory period, according to a new survey.