ALEXANDRIA, Va.—Credit unions can get information about protecting themselves and their members from cyber threats during an upcoming webinar hosted by the NCUA.
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DES MOINES, Iowa–Payments processor TMG has been named the winner of a Bronze Stevie Award in the Fastest Growing Company of the Year category.
COSTA MESA, Calif.—A new study indicates that financial discussions should take place among couples before they say “I do.”
BROOKFIELD, Wis.—As part of a strategy to deliver an integrated payment experience, Fiserv recently added person-to-person payment capabilities to online bill pay, allowing people to use Popmoney from Fiserv to pay a person electronically right from the same place they typically pay their bills.
EAST LANSING—Michigan State University Federal Credit Union introduced its new intern center in downtown East Lansing during a grand opening ceremony here.
ARLINGTON, Va.—Credit union professionals eager to boost their mortgage performance and gain a better understanding of the mortgage industry will learn how to do both during the new Mortgage Symposium offered at NAFCU’s 49th Annual Conference and Solutions Expo, June 14-17, in Downtown Nashville.
BRUSSELS —The European Parliament Credit Union Interest Group, a caucus for members of the European Parliament, met with credit union leaders at the European Parliament's Espace Leopold to discuss how digital credit union services can provide European consumers with greater access to loans, savings and payments services at fair rates.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.–As part of its ongoing effort to promote the values of the cooperative spirit, CU*Answers said it will roll out remote signatures to its CU*Spy online vault users free of charge, other than a small one-time setup fee to configure the forms the CU wants to use for e-signing.
HAGGERSTOWN, Md.—A man who was too drunk to remember that he tried to rob a CU last year was sentenced to four years in state prison—thanks in part to an ex-wife turning him in.
WASHINGTON—As CUNA and NAFCU expected, the CFPB Thursday said it is seeking comments on proposed rules that would prohibit mandatory arbitration clauses that deny groups of consumers their day in court.