WASHINGTON–The Biden Administration has erased another $5.8-billion in federal student loan debt, this time for nearly 78,000 borrowers who work in the public sector, including teachers, firefighters and others.
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ST. CLAIR COUNTY, Ill.–Credit unions and their members continue to be victimized by fraud from skimming devices.
PENSACOLA, Fla.–PenAir Credit Union has selected the winner of its 2023-24 NOW Program, a seven-month-long financial wellness competition that seeks to give participants a better understanding of their income vs. expenses while creating healthier spending habits.
WASHINGTON—All 24 candidates who had backing from credit unions in primaries in Illinois and Ohio won their races this week, reported America’s Credit Unions PAC.
BALTIMORE–Securityplus Federal Credit Union said it has been approved as a Small Business Administration (SBA) lender.
LAKE JACKSON, Texas–TDECU said it has entered into a new type of name, image and likeness (NIL) deal with University of Houston’s Linking Coogs.
ROCHESTER, N.Y.–A local nonprofit that is currently under investigation for allegedly mismanaging taxpayer dollars meant to help a dozen community outreach organizations is also now the subject of a complaint filed by ESL Federal Credit Union.
SAN FRANCISCO—Wells Fargo is amping up its credit card offerings with a new travel rewards card to go along with an enhanced rewards program.
NEW YORK—Credit unions will likely soon have a new group of deep-pocketed competitors chasing after their members, according to a new report.
DUBLIN, Ireland–Legislation has been introduced in this country that would allow credit unions to offer a national mortgage rate, which would make CUs an even more attractive alternative to banks, according to the legislation’s sponsor.