ORLANDO—New data on the U.S. migration to EMV shows that 52% of merchants today are enabled to accept chip payments.
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STAMFORD, Conn.—A new study shows that small merchants are more concerned about value and less about price when it comes to the interchange fees they pay for debit card transactions.
LOMBARD, Ill.—A good percentage of consumers prefer to receive small-dollar loans from their PFI, as opposed to a payday-type lender, indicates a new study that also shows interest in small-dollar loans is much higher among younger people.
ORLANDO—A credit union won’t be truly successful without the CEO delivering “transformational leadership,” asserts one expert.
SAN FRANCISCO–Six months after an investigation was launched into the culture of Wells Fargo and how more than two-million bogus accounts were opened, the bank is preparing for the release of the report from the law firm conducting the investigation.
WASHINGTON–Both mortgage rates and the average time to close a mortgage loan (for Millennials) are down.
OMAHA, Neb.—A woman attempted to rob a branch of a credit union here using the drive-through.
WESTPORT, Maine–Maine’s credit unions have wrapped up their 6th annual “Young & Free Maine Sound-Off,” a music competition.
FAIRHOPE, Ala.–CU*South here reported that the largest credit union in the U.S. Virgin Islands has selected the CUSO as its new business partner to enhance member services and grow the credit union.
NORTH HAVEN, Conn.–Connex Credit Union here received three awards, including a “Best in Class” recognition, at the 2017 New England Financial Marketing Association Conference and Awards Show.