WASHINGTON–Following the California wildfires and Hurricane Laura, the National Credit Union Foundation said it has been working with state credit union foundations and leagues, specifically with the California and Nevada CU Leagues, Louisiana CU League, and the Cornerstone CU Foundation as it seeks to evaluate the disaster relief needs of credit union employees and volunteers.
WASHINGTON–Following the California wildfires and Hurricane Laura, the National Credit Union Foundation said it has been working with state credit union foundations and leagues, specifically with the California and Nevada CU Leagues, Louisiana CU League, and the Cornerstone CU Foundation as it seeks to evaluate the disaster relief needs of credit union employees and volunteers.
WASHINGTON–Following the California wildfires and Hurricane Laura, the National Credit Union Foundation said it has been working with state credit union foundations and leagues, specifically with the California and Nevada CU Leagues, Louisiana CU League, and the Cornerstone CU Foundation as it seeks to evaluate the disaster relief needs of credit union employees and volunteers.
WASHINGTON–Following the California wildfires and Hurricane Laura, the National Credit Union Foundation said it has been working with state credit union foundations and leagues, specifically with the California and Nevada CU Leagues, Louisiana CU League, and the Cornerstone CU Foundation as it seeks to evaluate the disaster relief needs of credit union employees and volunteers.
COSTA MESA, Calif.—New data from Experian raises some questions around what’s happening with card delinquencies.
WASHINGTON–A consortium of 51 consumer, privacy, and civil rights groups have sent a letter to Senators Kevin Cramer (R-ND) and Bob Menendez (D-NJ) and Rep. Donald M. Payne, Jr. (D-NJ) expressing support for legislation they have introduced, the Payment Choice Act, H.R. 2650 and S. 4145, which would prohibit brick-and-mortar retailers from refusing to accept cash or charging consumers more for paying with cash.
ST. CHARLES, La.–With more than 350,000 people without power and widespread damage, credit unions in southern Louisiana are starting the week assessing damage to their operations and their members following Hurricane Laura, remnants of which hit the northeastern U.S. over the weekend.
NEW YORK–Some mortgage lenders are asking borrowers who are taking out mortgages to confirm they don’t intend to seek forbearance, a move meant to keep losses low during the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new report.
ARLINGTON, Va.—Existing home sales skyrocketed 24.7% in July to a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 5.86 million units, representing an 8.7% increase in sales versus a year ago.
MADISON, Wis.—Base salary, base salary plus bonus, and total compensation packages all increased last year across the credit union industry, according to the 2020 CUES Executive Compensation Survey.
