HARRISBURG, Penn.–Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union has distributed checks totaling $170,000 to support the 2017 hurricane relief efforts of eight national and international charities.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va.–A small credit union here has been merged into Chartway FCU.
HONG KONG—In what may be a big step in the fight against fraud, more than one-billion smartphones will ship next year with a fingerprint scanner.
NEW YORK—Two major banks are signaling they are concerned that rising card delinquencies are coming.
WASHINGTON–A trade group representing America’s community banks is denouncing a statement made by the CEO of one of the biggest financial institutions in the U.S. that there are too many banks in the country.
PLANO, Texas–There will be no economic recession in the near term, according to CUNA’s former chief economist, Bill Hampel.
HELENA, Mont.–Members and staff from credit unions around Montana donated 2,285 hours of their time during the first 19 days of October as part of the Keep the Change, Give Your Time campaign.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA Chairman J. Mark McWatters said he believes Congress should allow credit unions to serve communities that exist only online. Such a change would better reflect today’s society, McWatters said.
WASHINGTON—The acting Comptroller of the Currency is hammering the Consumer Financial Protection for its final rule on arbitration clauses. Keith Noreika, writing in an op-ed in The Hill, said the rule does little to help consumers and will only drive up credit costs.
SAN JOSE, Calif.—PayPal Holdings Inc. said more than two-million U.S. retailers now will be able to accept payments through its mobile app Venmo.