INDIANAPOLIS – Teachers Credit Union has become the first credit union in the state of Indiana to exceed $3 billion in assets.
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LONDON—The cost of fraud to Britain rose 1.1 billion pounds, or $1.4 billion, for the first time in five years in 2016, the Mirror reported.
DES MOINES, Iowa–Credit unions and their members are being cautioned to watch for numerous debit card-related scams and tricks in 2017.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.–NCUA has released a new video module aimed at credit union board members that offers insights into key ratios and how they directly affect a credit union’s bottom line.
WASHINGTON–President Trump has moved to eliminate a number of the laws and regulations passed in the wake of the Great Recession, including rules that reduce oversight of Wall Street and potentially credit unions that were part of the Dodd-Frank Act.
SYDNEY, Australia–Young men are leading the way when it comes to using digital payment technology—and also spending more, according to a new survey.
SANTA FE, N.M. — A jury has ruled in favor of a widow here and ordered a credit union to pay more than a half-million in damages, even though the credit union said it was only acting in accordance with the law.
NEW YORK—The move by Citigroup last summer to acquire Costco's co-branded credit card portfolio from Amex is paying off for the mega-bank.
PRINCETON JUNCTION, N.J.–Nine out of 10 Americans are now using EMV, or chip, cards to make purchases, while approximately one-third of U.S. merchant locations are now enabled to accept such payments, according to a market snapshot released by the U.S. Payments Forum.
LAUREL, Md.–The $3-billion Tower FCU announced it has selected a successor to retiring CEO Martin Breland.