ROANOKE, Va.–A man named as a suspect in a credit union robbery here has allegedly been undone by what he used as his robbery note: one of his own starter checks.
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ARLINGTON, Va.—Consumers this year continue to show that their interest in buying new cars is moving into a slower lane.
WASHINGTON–One day after it was announced, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) said he will use the legislative process to un-do the CFPB’s new ban on mandatory arbitration clauses.
WASHINGTON–A credit union CEO will tell Congress today that a “tidal wave” of regulations is swamping credit union boats, while large financial institutions just continue to get larger.
NEW YORK–The new rules enacted by the CFPB may not explicitly outlaw arbitration, but industry lawyers told The New York Times that they will effectively “kill the practice.”
WASHINGTON–While credit unions have expressed “concerns” over a new CFPB rule that bans certain “forced arbitration” clauses in credit card, auto loan, student loan, payday loan, and other financial contracts, the Consumer Federation of America is hailing the decision.
WASHINGTON–The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) is expressing its displeasure over the new CFPB rule banning forced arbitration agreements.
WASHINGTON—Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Richard Cordray's pledge that the Bureau would issue a proposal in the coming weeks to raise the home equity line of credit reporting threshold is a “victory,” CUNA says.
TUKWILA, Wash.–Avanti Markets, which operates food and other product kiosks in lunch areas and break rooms in companies across the country, is reporting the nearly 2,000 of those kiosks have been breached by hackers.
GLADSTONE, Mo.—B&B Theatres here is investigating a credit card data breach it said may have lasted as long as two years.