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BURNSVILLE, Minn.–In preparation for the opening of Firefly Credit Union’s first high school branch location early next year, three Burnsville High School students have spent their summer acclimating themselves to the credit union atmosphere.

VIENNA, Va.—When Cutler Dawson took over as CEO of Navy FCU 12 years ago, it was experiencing service issues that can often plague large credit unions. He recalled that at some branches teller lines stretched out the doors, and call center wait times often approached 45 minutes.

FREEHOLD, N.J. – The third installment in a series of advertisements in this state featuring the “legacies” of individual credit unions has debuted. First Financial FCU in Asbury Park, which was founded by a group of teachers in 1935, is the latest to be highlighted in the “Legacy” campaign organized by the New Jersey Credit Union League.

WASHINGTON—Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf failed to provide detailed answers regarding when he first learned about the employee misconduct that eventually led to $185 million in fines from regulators.

HARTFORD, Conn. – Insuritas announced that Chubb and Nationwide have formally launched several core products on the Insuritas SmartCART platform.

WASHINGTON–The week leading up to Labor Day meant little labor involved in filing mortgage applications.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.—Credit unions have received a letter from NCUA (16-CU-05) outlining tools and resources to help them address diversity and inclusion.

WASHINGTON—Two groups of debt collectors will be banned from the collection business under settlements with the Federal Trade Commission—and one of them will pay more than $4.4 million to resolve charges that they conned people into paying debts they did not owe.

WASHINGTON—Wells Fargo’s CEO, John Stumpf, at the center of a company-wide scandal over employees opening unauthorized bank accounts and credit cards to meet sales targets, said he is “deeply sorry” for those actions, and further admitted the bank moved too slowly to address signs of staff wrongdoing.

AUSTIN, Texas– First Lenders Data, Inc. (FirstClose) has announced a change to its Equity Protection Program for lenders using its FirstClose Report