SPOKANE, Wash.–The decline of the once-great American retailer Sears is taking some credit unions with it.
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MT. PROSPECT, Ill.–Cummins Allison, a provider of coin, currency and check processing technology as well as ATMs, has announced a new rental program that it said makes it easier than ever to add self-service coin redemption services to bank and credit union branches.
BILLLINGS, Mont.–Approximately 20 representatives from Valley Credit Union here were offered an up-close look at two young bison at ZooMontana as a way to thank the CU for a large donation supporting an exhibit.
WASHINGTON—The Federal Reserve is offering a webinar Monday, Nov. 26 on its recent proposal to develop a 24/7/365 real-time gross settlement (RTGS) service to facilitate interbank settlement of faster payments.
AUSTIN, Texas—When it comes to small purchases, more Americans prefer paying with cash, a new study shows.
WASHINGTON–The agenda for credit unions in Washington is light this week, given the Thanksgiving holiday.
WASHINGTON – Democrats are planning to dramatically step up their focus on improving financial services for underserved communities when they take control of the U.S. House of Representatives in January.
WASHINGTON—As one Congress ends, and numerous new members arrive in Washington for the next, the banking industry and its lobbyists are again pressing to have credit unions comply with the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA).
MT. PLEASANT, Wis.–Educators Credit Union said it will pay $3.1 million to its members as part of its Loyalty Pay Back Reward program.
HONOLULU – As part of a merger with Aloha Pacific FCU, members of Kekaha FCU here were paid a special $2-million dividend.