WASHINGTON—The CFPB Tuesday reported it has provided $107 million in relief for more than 238,000 consumers over the past four months as the result of enforcement actions over violations in student loan servicing, mortgage origination and servicing, consumer reporting, and debt collection markets.
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. – CO-OP Financial Services reported it is bringing its THINK It Out events to New York in early December, with free presentations designed to help credit unions in the Empire State and beyond “Seize the Now!”
CHESTER COUNTY, S.C. — Authorities here have arrested one man and are looking for another after the two allegedly ripped a Founders FCU ATM from its moorings and stole in.
WASHINGTON–CUs are responding to CUNA’s “middle class” campaign, an effort by the trade association to emphasize to Washington that the middle class and credit unions go hand in hand.
PURCHASE, N.Y.—MasterCard is looking to make almost any portable connected device a payments vehicle.
SAN FRANCISCO–Mobile is rapidly displacing commerce made through laptops and desktops.
MAUMEE, Ohio—The $191-million Glass City FCU here has acquired $9-million Libbey Federal Credit Union, based in Toledo.
MADISON, Wis.—The CUNA HR & Organizational Development Council and CUNA CFO Council have partnered to publish a new white paper, Organizational and Development Metrics: Strengthening HR’s Strategic Approach.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—Senior executives from PenFed Credit Union were joined by a U.S. State Representative, government officials from the state of Maryland, Prince George’s County and a host of corporate partners at the grand opening of Maryland’s first Junior Achievement Finance Park.
SAN ANTONIO—NAFCU’s 2015 Regulatory Compliance Seminar kicked off Tuesday with more than 250 credit union professionals attending from across the country.
