PROVIDENCE, R.I.–The State of Rhode Island has become the latest to back a community deposit program called “Bank Local.”
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WASHINGTON–The Federal Trade Commission is investigating one company over its use of GPS starter interrupter devices, sometimes called kill switches, with certain auto loan borrowers.
HERNDON, Va.–NACHA–The Electronic Payments Association, America Saves and ePay Resources said they have all joined forces through the “Split to Save” campaign to educate workers on the benefits of Direct Deposit via ACH and Split Deposit, and how these tools can help increase personal savings and build wealth.
WOODSTOCK, Ga.–Credit Union of Georgia has named a new CEO.
BURLINGAME, Calif. – The $69-million United Health Credit Union has unveiled a new brand as Upward Credit Union.
SAN FRANCISCO–An executive with Microsoft is proposing that a “Digital Geneva Convention” be held to create acceptable norms of behavior by countries in cyberspace and to help stop the unfair targeting of civilians and companies in cyber-attacks.
MADISON, Wis./WASHINGTON–Nominations are now being accepted in both categories of the 2017 CUNA Compliance Professional Awards.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA on Thursday will vote on the continuation of the federal credit union loan interest rate ceiling and receive a quarterly report on the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund, according to the Feb. 23 open board meeting agenda released by the agency.
PITTSBURGH, Penn.—A magistrate judge in the Wendy’s data breach lawsuit has recommended denying the restaurant chain’s motion to dismiss, according to an interim ruling released.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.–Alabama One Credit Union, which was the subject of numerous, high-profile lawsuits and news reports that even included the state’s governor, has been released from conservatorship by the state regulator.