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Fifty years ago, smart businesses prepared for potential threats like fires, tornadoes, burglaries and the recent earthquakes that have sent Puerto Rico into a state of emergency.

WASHINGTON–CUNA and NAFCU have joined to submit an amicus brief in a case involving allegations related to non-sufficient funds (NSF) fees. NAFCU, meanwhile, is separately calling on the CFPB to exempt Cus from future rulemaking, while also responding to an IRS proposal. 

WASHINGTON–Payday loan companies and other high-cost lenders routinely obtain warrants to arrest their customers, according to a new study from the Consumer Federation of America (CFA).

WASHINGTON—NAFCU has responded to an op-ed from the Florida Bankers Association's CEO and a report from the National Taxpayers Union the trade group says “falsely” claims credit unions are the financial institutions misusing the tax code.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–A final interagency policy statement related to the new CECL accounting standard and as well as discussion of issues related to allowance for credit losses (ACLs) at credit unions will be on the agenda of the NCUA board when it meets today.

ARLINGTON, Va.—On a seasonally adjusted basis, overall consumer prices rose 0.1% in January following a 0.2% rise in December. One result of that, according to NAFCU Vice President of Research and Chief Economist Curt Long, is he expects no rate hikes by the Fed in 2020.

SAROSOTA, Fla.–Manatee Community FCU and the City of Sarasota have partnered on a program to offer a variety of financial services to city residents who are unbanked or underbanked.