SOUTHFIELD, Mich.–Save to Win, the credit union-backed program that offers prizes to members who are regular savers, is adding another $5,000 to the central pool of prize money available in 2016.
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BEIJING, China—Online lending in China is being dealt a serious blow as the country plans to tighten regulations governing the nation’s 270 online-payment firms, including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.’s finance arm.
SAN ANTONIO–A new analysis suggests a strong correlation between active check-writing among consumers and “high-value financial relationships.”
CENTENNIAL, Colo. – Metrum Community Credit Union here has been approved for a community charter by the Colorado Division of Financial Services.
WASHINGTON–The U.S. economy continues to add jobs at a steady pace, and that has led to new predictions that the Federal Reserve will move before year-end to raise rates.
HOUSTON—When the Durbin rules on interchange were about to go into effect there were numerous predictions that it would decimate income streams at all credit unions, not just those that fell under its purview.
BRISTOL, Conn.–Six months after a credit union executive was allegedly abducted in his home and forced to drive to the CU as part of a robbery attempt, police are saying only that they continue to investigate the matter.
COLUMBIA, Md.–The Maryland/DC Credit Union Association has become the latest state league to call on Congress to pass HR 2769, the Risk-Based Capital Study Act of 2015, which is also known as the “Stop and Study” bill.
SAN FRANCISCO—Another report indicates that many small businesses in America are not prepared to switch to EMV card technology by the October 2015 liability shift deadline.
MADISON, Wis.—The rise in credit union lending maintained its pace in June, with auto loans continuing to drive advances, according to CUNA’s monthly credit union estimates.