PLANO, Texas–Some CU employees are now living at the credit union itself, according to early stories from CEOs at credit unions in hurricane-ravaged Texas.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.–NCUA has sent a Memorandum of Understanding to its unionized employees following its announcement it will be reorganizing its regional offices and making other changes.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.–Financial institutions spent 27% more hours analyzing and implementing new regulations during the second quarter of 2017 over the first quarter of the year, according to analysis released as part of the Banking Compliance Index (BCI).
OMAHA, Neb.–PSCU has cut the ribbon on its Midwestern Service Center here, which will include 50 positions and plans for additional growth over the next three years.
ARLINGTON, Va.—New-home sales plunged 9.4% from June's 630,000 annualized units to 571,000 annualized units in July and were down 8.9% from a year ago.
NEW YORK—Americans are increasingly delinquent on their credit card debt, as credit card delinquencies have increased in recent months.
LAS VEGAS—Cybersecurity risks aren’t going away—in fact, they’re becoming more threatening. But the biggest risk of all is already working at the credit union, according to one person.
WASHINGTON — Credit unions have long noted that all the upstart financial technology (fintech) companies that have become rivals largely remain unregulated.
NEW YORK—The major credit card companies are finding themselves the target of public pressure related to recent, racially divisive events in Charlottesville, Va.
SPARTANBURG, S.C. – People across the country are planning to travel to Upstate South Carolina on Aug. 21 to catch the full eclipse.
