WASHINGTON—The CFPB has published a final notice of its revised language access plan, which is intended to improve access to CFPB resources and services for those individuals who have limited English proficiency (LEP).
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MADISON, Wis. – Forty-seven credit union professionals have been certified as Credit Union Development Educators (CUDEs) after completing the National Credit Union Foundation’s Credit Union Development Education (DE) Training here.
CHELMSFORD, Mass.—Kronos is hosting a webinar Dec. 13 to help financial institutions integrate more digital services into their branches.
VIENNA, Va.–Navy Federal Financial Group, a unit of Navy FCU, said it has released a self-directed investing platform allowing members to easily create customized portfolios or choose a sample portfolio.
CHARLOTTE, N.C.—Another sign that passwords are on their way out as a means to access online accounts—Bank of America wants to replace passwords with biometrics.
PORT TALBOT, U.K.–Actor Michael Sheen is appearing in a new video in which he extols the benefits of cooperative finance and credit unions.
WASHINGTON—The credit union tax exemption has survived the House tax bill, and now the Senate Finance Committee’s version of the legislation.
NEW YORK–The economy may be said to be strengthening, but at the same time U.S. household debt is hitting record highs.
WASHINGTON—Eyeing more secure alternatives to Social Security numbers, lawmakers in the U.S. are looking abroad.
NEW YORK—Goldman Sachs forgave nearly $71 million in mortgage debt over the last several months, as the company works to meet its $1.8-billion consumer relief obligation that is part of the company’s $5-billion settlement reached in April 2016 over toxic mortgage bonds, the settlement’s monitor said in a new report.