ARLINGTON, Va.—A new version of NAFCU's marijuana banking issue brief is now available online, with the association saying it provides credit unions with comprehensive updates on federal legislative efforts and state-level marijuana laws.
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TACOMA, Wash.–Ronaldo Hardy, known to many in credit unions for his work leading credit unions as well as efforts to expand diversity, is joining CU Strategic Planning.
ITHACA, N.Y. — A credit union here has launched a loan program for people undergoing gender transition.
WASHINGTON–CUNA’s Open Your Eyes to a Credit Union awareness initiative has launched in two more states, Kansas and Missouri, both of which are served by the Heartland Credit Union Association.
WASHINGTON—Why do phishing attacks continue to rise? A new report reveals roughly 30% of employees across industries were high-risk and likely to click on a suspicious link or email or obey a fraudulent request.
ARLINGTON, Va.—On the same day the Fed chairman was updating Congress on the state of the economy, a NAFCU economist continued to offer a positive forecast.
WASHINGTON–Synthetic identity payments fraud is a fast-growing but little-understood problem affecting everyone from individuals to financial institutions to government agencies to private industry, according to a new white paper (PDF) released by the Federal Reserve System.
BOULDER, Colo.–Elevations Credit Union has become the latest to be hit with a lawsuit over its overdraft practices. The suit was filed by a law firm that has targeted other credit unions.
WASHINGTON—Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell signaled the central bank could cut interest rates when it meets later this month, indicating it believes the economy isn’t as strong as some believe.
WASHINGTON–Five federal financial regulatory agencies have adopted a final rule to exclude community banks from the Volcker Rule, saying the rule is consistent with the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act.