MADISON, Wis.–The National Credit Union Foundation has named the winners of the 2016 Wegner Awards, the highest honors bestowed by the U.S. credit union community.
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WASHINGTON–The House of Representatives is expected to vote this week on legislation that would delay the implementation of the CFPB’s new mortgage rule, and create a safe harbor protecting credit unions from legal recourse through Feb. 1, 2016.
SCHAUMBURG, Ill.–Experian reported it has suffered a significant data breach with hackers stealing information on up to 15 million consumers. The information that was breached was from customers who had applied to sign up for T-Mobile's service last month.
TOKYO, Japan—A new study shows that data hackers are more interested today in stealing health information and Uber accounts than they are traditional personal identity information, such as name, address and social security number.
PORTLAND, Maine–The former CFO at Portland Police Department FCU has pleaded guilty to filing false NCUA 5300 reports.
ST. LOUIS – Margin compression. Feeling “besieged” by competition. Overwhelming regulatory burdens. It sounds like a list of concerns from credit unions, but in this case it reflects the primary issues raised by community banks in a new survey.
WASHINGTON—A new credit card study ranks Navy FCU No. 1 in cardholder satisfaction.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.–– PSCU has announced the three finalists in its KnockOut 2015 competition. The competition is a 24-hour competitive event in which more than 200 participants came together with a goal of collaborating to discover new solutions to enhance the credit union member experience.
CHICAGO–There is a growing consensus the Federal Reserve will move to increase short-term rates before year-end. In response, and in follow up to reader feedback, CUToday.info launched “Pricing Week,” a series of stories featuring the viewpoints of analysts, CFOs, CEOs and others on how credit unions should prepare for any increase in rates.
MOHEGAN LAKE, N.Y.–Hudson River Teachers Federal Credit Union has changed its name.