ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA’s 2019 and 2020 budgets will be up for a vote during the agency’s open board meeting Thursday.
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WASHINGTON–During the final session of the 115th Congress CUNA said it plans to pursue expired tax cuts, also known as “tax extenders.”
ARLINGTON, Va.—Total consumer credit rose 3.3% in September – somewhat of a deceleration from previous months. Revolving credit (primarily credit cards) fell for the fifth time this year, decreasing 0.4% in September, as interest rates continue to rise, a new report shows.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif.–Does the branch still matter? It most definitely does, stressed one person, but it matters for different reasons.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif.–Tomorrow credit unions are going to be fundamentally different organizations than today, needing to understand new processes, prepare for machines talking to machines, and possibly even paying members to use their data, according to one person.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif.–The credit union branch is much like the dinosaurs in the Jurassic Park movies, according to one person: they just keep coming back and finding a way to survive (both the dinosaurs and the movies themselves).
HOLLYWOOD, Calif.–California’s credit unions are preparing to offer prize-linked savings accounts following enabling legislation passed in this state.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif.–The increasing cost of new vehicles is making leasing a better option for an increasing number of consumers and credit unions, according to one person.
TAMPA, Fla.–Credit unions generally fall into one of three buckets when it comes to their views on and usage of data analytics, according to a new survey.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection and the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) have released for public use a new loan-level dataset collected through the National Survey of Mortgage Originations (NSMO) that provides insights into borrowers’ experiences in getting a residential mortgage.