WASHINGTON–The EMV liability shift deadline may have come and gone as of Oct. 1, but the National Retail Federation told Congress that the new chip-and-signature credit cards without a PIN will not stop data breaches and that small businesses should not be pressured to install the equipment to accept them at the expense of more effective technology.
IRVINE, Calif.—It’s no surprise to credit unions that are mortgage lenders, but home prices continue their upward path—and will continue to do so but not at the same pace, according to one forecast.
WASHINGTON–The Supreme Court this week will hear arguments in the case of Hawkins vs. Community Bank of Raymore, a financial services case that addresses whether spouses can be included as guarantors on loans under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—Credit unions face many challenges ahead, and board members need to ask their managers tough questions to make sure they are ready to face those challenges—so the CU survives—NCUA Board Chairman Debbie Matz said Tuesday.
MADISON, Wis.– The National Credit Union Foundation has turned 35.
WASHINGTON—The head of a sham debt relief operation has agreed to a judgment of more than $7.9 million to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that he deceived consumers and charged them thousands of dollars while providing nothing in return.
PLANO, Texas—To help CUs satisfy members’ growing demand to pay bills on the fly, Catalyst Corporate FCU has introduced a new app for mobile devices.
KERNERSVILLE, N.C.—With the catastrophic flooding in South Carolina impacting many within the CU movement, the Carolinas Credit Union Foundation (CCUF) said it is set to receive disaster-relief contributions to support those in need.
MEDFORD, Ore.–Rogue Credit Union has raised $8,500 to support the victims in the Umpqua Community College shooting.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—Derrick Ragland has been named CEO of APCO Employees Credit Union here. Ragland will take over his new role Jan. 1, succeeding Merrill Mann, who will retire Dec. 31.
