TUKWILA, Wash.—BECU announced today that it plans to close its doors for part of the day on Tuesday, Oct. 20, and send its 1,300 employees to lead Financial Reality Fairs in high schools across Washington State.
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CLEVELAND—A man found guilty of playing a small role in the fraud that led to the collapse of St. Paul Croatian Credit Union was sentenced to “bankers’ hours” by a judge here.
WILKES-BARRE, Penn.—Retired Wilkes-Barre police officer Tino Ninotti has reached a plea deal in a fraud case related to Wilkes-Barre City Employees Federal Credit Union fraud case, according to court officials.
ELGIN, Ill.–Lending Solutions, Inc. (LSI) announced that it signed eight new clients for its lending and contact center services in the first quarter of 2015.
CHERRY HILL, N.J.—A new study indicates that Millennials are leading the way with prepaid card usage.
WASHINGTON—CUCollaborate is reporting that its “Credit Union Match” Kickstarter project is now fully funded, having raised $50,352.
SAN ANTONIO—Leon Ewing, CEO of Firstmark Credit Union, announced he will retire at the end of the year.
WASHINGTON—Legislation has been introduced that if passed would amend the Federal Credit Union Act and require NCUA to hold public hearings on its operating budget.
NEW YORK—LendKey has secured a financing commitment from MidCap Financial to purchase up to $1 billion of student consolidation loans originated on the LendKey platform.
WASHINGTON—The House of Representatives last night passed five regulatory relief bills that had the strong support of credit unions.