MADISON, Wis.—The CUNA Councils has announced the return of their “ALL In” membership campaign for 2016.
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LAYTON, Utah–CUProdigy is reporting that by the end-of-summer it will conclude in-house core data processing among its member/client credit unions, as they are moved to a cloud environment.
WASHINGTON—U.S. home resales in May exceeded a nine-year high, due largely to improving supply increasing choice for buyers.
WASHINGTON—CUNA is estimating that credit unions can expect refunds from the Corporate Stabilization Fund in the range of at least $1.6 billion to $3.2 billion. But don’t look for a check anytime soon.
MADISON, Wis.—A credit union that has turned its annual meeting into an annual event for the community and its members attracted nearly 3,000 people to what it calls its “Summer Fest” this year.
WASHINGTON–The CFPB has released a special edition supervision report focused specifically on mortgage servicers, saying it has found that some mortgage servicers continue to use failed technology that has already harmed consumers, putting the company in violation of the CFPB’s new servicing rules.
WASHINGTON—NAFCU, CUNA and several other trade groups sent a joint letter Wednesday to the Federal Housing Finance Agency to comment on the (FHFA) Duty to Serve proposed rule.
WASHINGTON–According to first quarter analysis of Callahan & Associates’ Return of the Member (ROM) scoring system, University of Lake Michigan, Deere Employees Credit Union, River Valley Credit Union, PCM Credit Union, and Credit Union of Vermont have taken the top spots for their respective peer groups.
LOMBARD, Ill.—More small businesses are turning to mobile to manage day-to-day operations, according to a new report that suggests it would be a mistake for financial institutions to respond by simply offering consumer mobile solutions to businesses.
WASHINGTON—In advance of the House’s review today of HR 5485, the FSGG Act of Fiscal Year 2017, CUNA has sent a letter to House leaders supporting the legislation.