WASHINGTON–Carrie Hunt, NAFCU’s SVP-government affairs and general counsel, appeared on C-Span over the weekend as part of its Washington Journal program.
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WASHINGTON–The FBI has issued a fraud warning following what it indicated is a significant increase in victims from a scam in which fraudsters spoof communications from executives at an executive’s firm in order to launch unauthorized wire transfers.
PRINCETON JUNCTION, N.J.— GoChipCard.com now has details about how consumers can use chip cards at an ATM.
WASHINGTON–The Federal Trade Commission has cracked down on at least three companies using a very effective—and fraudulent—strategy for getting consumers’ attention: telling them their credit card payment has been declined.
MADISON, Wis.–The National Credit Union Foundation (the Foundation) is seeking nominations for three board seats.
SAN DIEGO—D+H is investing its dollars in what company president Bill Neville called “five pillars.”
YORK, Pa.–A branch of Members 1st FCU here was robbed by a man dressed as woman.
ARLINGTON, Va.–New rules for filing and calculating claims under the FHA’s insurance program could “severely impact” credit unions’ ability to provide credit to homebuyers, according to NAFCU.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.–Credit unions have now reported nearly six consecutive years of growth, with the largest credit unions continuing to lead the way, according to data released by NCUA.
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.–The National Association of Credit Union Service Organizations has told NCUA that efficiency should be the watchword as the agency seeks to gather input on CUSOs.