MADISON, Wis./WASHINGTON–The average anticipated 2019 salary bumps in credit unions with assets of $1 million or more for management and non-management positions will be 3% and 2.7%, respectively, according to the 2018-2019 CUNA Staff Salary Report, which is now available.
COSTA MESA, Calif.—As credit card balances hit an all-time high, more consumers are switching cards for a better rewards program, according to the J.D. Power 2018 Credit Card Satisfaction Study.
WARREN, Mich.–Ukrainian Future Credit Union has merged into Selfreliance Ukrainian American FCU in Chicago.
WASHINGTON–All Senate Democrats plus Bernie Sanders (I-VT) have signed a joint letter objecting to plans by the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection to stop supervising lending made to active duty service members.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – The National Credit Union Administration has named Matthew J. Biliouris as the director of the Office of Consumer Financial Protection in the NCUA Headquarters.
WASHINGTON—The BCFP has settled with defendants in the Hydra Group payday lending case.
WASHINGTON—While Republican candidates still lead in attracting campaign support from the banking industry, moderate Democratic lawmakers in this election cycle, such as those that helped create and pass S. 2155, are drawing more support from the industry this year.
ANN ARBOR, Mich.–Credit unions across the country will again be out to lunch in October, but for a good cause.
BROOKLYN, N.Y.—Bay Ridge Federal Credit Union became undercapitalized during the second quarter of 2018 due to losses arising from taxi medallion loans.
DULUTH, Ga.–A majority of Georgians who were surveyed said they would never take out a short-term loan due to concerns over the interest rates charged–but one-in-five said they may have no choice.
