NASHVILLE, Tenn.– Carey Lohrenz, the first female F-14 Tomcat pilot in the U.S. Navy, will show what it takes to be a catalyst for change when she delivers a keynote message at NAFCU’s 49th Annual Conference and Solutions Expo June 14-17 in Downtown Nashville.
BROOKLYN, N.Y.—While U.S. credit card usage is high—33% of adults own at least one or two credit cards and another 34% own three or more cards—Millennials are causing a slide in credit use.
WASHINGTON—The Senate Banking Committee here heard critiques of the CFPB’s complaint database as well as arguments on the Bureau’s regulation of the financial industry during a hearing on consumer finance regulations.
WASHINGTON—CFPB Director Richard Cordray will deliver his semi-annual report to the Banking Committee Thursday, and both NAFCU and CUNA will be closely watching.
NASHVILLE—Chuck Fagan recalled how a PSCU call center agent helped a credit union member facing an armed robber at an ATM avoid serious harm and get the medical attention he needed quickly.
NASHVILLE—Innovation is being able to “see around the corner,” according to the co-founder of Square, who cautioned that financial institutions will soon see a significant advancement in the payments space that will likely make them “nervous.”
LAS VEGAS—RateReset was voted the winner of NACUSO’s fourth annual Next Big Idea competition.
WASHINGTON—Going forward, NCUA should strive to achieve measurable and reportable forms of regulatory relief for credit unions, CUNA said in a letter to the agency this week.
WASHINGTON –The credit union trade groups are now working their way through the Department of Labor’s final fiduciary rule, which was released yesterday.
RALEIGH, N.C.–The $2.6-billion Coastal Federal Credit Union said it will be absorbing in a merger the $53-million Freedom Credit Union.
