Ensweilers Inherited CU Passion 09/26/2023 07:17 pm PLANO, Texas—Dick Ensweiler is well known for his long career in credit unions, especially for his passion for the business. What may be less well known is that passion can also be inherited.
Navy Federal to Replace BofA, Wins Contract to Operate ‘The Community Bank’ on Military Bases 09/26/2023 05:01 pm VIENNA, Va.–Navy Federal Credit Union has been selected by the Department of Defense to provide banking services on U.S. military bases overseas, displacing Bank of America, which has held the contract for 40 years.
New Analysis Offers a State-by-State Look at Cost of Attending College 09/26/2023 07:29 pm SAN FRANCISCO–With the new college term starting and with students and families across the country incurring debt to cover the cost of tuition, a new report offers an analysis of just what it costs to attend school on average in all 50 states.
Nearly $37M in Fed Loans Held by Ex-University of Phoenix Students are Turned to Ashes, Never to Rise Again 09/26/2023 07:29 pm WASHINGTON—The Department of Education is reporting that students who were “deceived” by the for-profit University of Phoenix will see nearly $37 million in federal loans forgiven. The decision will affect more than 1,200 students, with the action based in part on a case filed in 2019 by the FTC.
More Open Positions Seeking Candidates Have Just Been Added to The Gig 09/26/2023 07:29 pm WESTBROOK, Maine–Seven new positions have just been added to CUToday.info’s free job board, The Gig. Those are in addition to the six positions added just a few days prior.
Regardless of Major, Many Students Minoring in Card Debt 09/26/2023 07:29 pm NEW YORK—A new survey of undergraduate students shows more than four in 10 say they currently have credit card debt.
