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AUSTIN, Texas––There is still time to register for two days that could change the future for your credit union–but you will need to hurry.

WASHINGTON—The Federal Reserve has published a Consumer Compliance Supervision Bulletin, which provides high-level summaries of a variety of compliance issues the agency has observed in its supervised entities.

WASHINGTON—Eighty-eight percent of private economists surveyed by the Wall Street Journal believe the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates two more times this year, and NAFCU Chief Economist and Vice President of Research Curt Long agrees.

RIVERSIDE, Calif.–Altura Credit Union has launched an Emergency Loan Program for people impacted by recent wildfires, including non-members.

MADISON, Wis.—When ranking their interest in retirement education components, employee plan participants surveyed by CUNA Mutual Retirement Solutions indicated they were most interested in financial wellness topics and a desire to better understand retirement planning tools and resources available to them.

The good news when it comes to cannabis banking is that the recent focus on this issue has brought new and emerging risks to the forefront.  

WASHINGTON–The Trump Administration is seeking to suspend routine examinations of lenders for violations of the Military Lending Act, according to a new report.

FENTON, Mich.–Genisys Credit Union’s sponsored acre of kale is doing well and has been harvested three times this year.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va.–The federal regulatory agencies need to join with non-profit groups, schools, financial institutions and the military to improve personal finance knowledge of service members and their families to prevent them from being financially exploited, NCUA Chairman J. Mark McWatters said during remarks here.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—PSCU announced that it has what it described as another “weapon” to help it predict and defend against fraud.