Fresh Today

HOUSTON–Five credit unions have now moved all their ATMs under the management of Dolphin Debit.

SAN ANTONIO–Credit Human, the former San Antonio FCU here, is being offered $8.8 million in tax and other incentives to move its headquarters, according to MySanAntonio.com.

CHICAGO—While Millennials don’t carry as many credit cards as Boomers or Gen X, a new report indicates they are far from being credit averse.

DETROIT–A law firm here is running newspaper ads headlined, “Attention Credit Union Members: Has your credit union assessed multiple overdraft charges when you believed you had a sufficient balance?"

WASHINGTON–With the House not in session and the Senate in session for just two-and-a-half days this week, the credit union focus is on the status of legislation that would block the CFPB’s ban on forced arbitration clauses in financial contracts, such as credit cards.

WASHINGTON–A dip in mortgage rates to their lowest point in nearly a year is being credited for a surge in mortgage applications.

ARLINGTON, Va.—Total retail sales decreased 0.2% in August, in part due to a decline in online sales, NAFCU Research Assistant Yun Cohen said in a NAFCU Macro Data Flash Report.

WASHINGTON—Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee Chairman John Thune (R-SD) said lawmakers should look into giving the Federal Trade Commission – the entity investigating the recent Equifax data breach – the leeway to possibly change its enforcement standards for protecting consumer data.

WASHINGTON—NAFCU has sent letters to the Federal Trade Commission, CFPB and NCUA requesting they work together to get to the bottom of the Equifax data breach and share their findings so credit unions can best help their members deal with this breach's impact.

WASHINGTON—The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) has called upon the FDIC to put in place a two-year moratorium on approving any deposit insurance applications for industrial loan corporations (ILCs).