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TAMPA, Fla. On the heels of its conversion from a federal to a state charter, the $5.5 billion Suncoast Credit Union has received a low-income designation from the National Credit Union Administration.
By Ray BirchMarch 11 -
PHILADELPHIA Reloadable prepaid is becoming a popular alternative to checking accounts for a growing number of Americans, and more credit unions than banks are offering the product, according to separate studies from the Pew Charitable Trusts and Moebs Services.
By Ray BirchMarch 11 - Michigan
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- After starting negotiations last summer, the University of Michigan CU and Eastern Michigan University Credit Union have merged.
By Ray BirchMarch 10 -
SEATTLE -- In this cycling crazy city, one credit union has created a loan program just for bike riders, and is asking local residents to send in photos of their favorite bicycles.
By Ray BirchMarch 10 -
NEW YORK -- Despite all the attention to what appears to be a growing number data breaches, the majority of independent business owners are not concerned about credit card security, according to a new study from Newtek Business Services.
By Ray BirchMarch 7 -
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- The Target Corp. data breach, estimated to have cost credit unions at least $30 million so far, is doing much more than lightening CUs' wallets -- it's changing the way they approach fraud prevention and increasing attention on EMV.
By Ray BirchMarch 7 - Texas
ODESSA, Texas A thief made an unauthorized withdrawal Wednesday from an ATM located in the drive-through of Complex Community FCU.
By Ray BirchMarch 6 -
ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- Even though NCUA warned credit unions they could face fines up to $1 million a day for filing late call reports, the agency said Wednesday that hundreds of CUs are still tardy.
By Ray BirchMarch 5 -
SEATAC, Wash. -- Though the Target Corp. breach has received a landslide of media attention, another data theft has hit Northwest CUs hard.
By Ray BirchMarch 5 -
A significant number of college students and recent grads are turning to alternative financial services providersincluding payday lendersfor their banking needs, according to a new Synergistics study.
By Ray BirchMarch 4 -
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. -- CO-OP Financial Services has announced the three finalists for this year's $10,000 CO-OP THINK Prize.
By Ray BirchMarch 3 -
NORTH CHESTERFIELD, Va. -- Virginia Credit Union is issuing EMV plastic to its 60,000 cardholders.
By Ray BirchMarch 3 -
WASHINGTON -- CUNA and NAFCU are asking NCUA to extend the comment period on the proposed risk-based capital rule another 90 days.
By Ray BirchFebruary 28 -
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. -- Community Choice Credit Union awarded $886,902 to members as part of the first payout through its new member rewards program.
By Ray BirchFebruary 27 -
WASHINGTON -- If NCUA rethinks the proposed new capital rule's risk weights and allows CUs to access supplemental capital, the final rule would be much improved, says CUNA's chief economist.
By Ray BirchFebruary 27 -
DES MOINES -- Instant issue, lifestyle needs and now even limiting loss from fraud are key factors driving the rapid growth of prepaid, according to the latest findings from The Members Group.
By Ray BirchFebruary 27 -
WASHINGTON -- Comments on NCUA's new risk-based capital proposal, now published in the Federal Register, are due May 28, according to CUNA.
By Ray BirchFebruary 27 -
WASHINGTON -- The NCUA's risk-based capital rule, along with new regulations coming out of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, may threaten credit union growth and even the future of some institutions, say a number of CU executives attending CUNA's Governmental Affairs Conference here.
By Ray BirchFebruary 25 -
WASHINGTON -- Citing recent challenges from the economy and those that lie ahead, NCUA Board Member Michael Fryzel told CUNA Governmental Affairs Conference attendees that collaboration will be a key to the continued success of the movement.
By Ray BirchFebruary 25 -
WASHINGTON -- Likening his role as an NCUA Board member to that of a CU director, Richard Metsger urged volunteers at CUNA's Governmental Affairs Conference to make sure their credit union remains relevant to members.
By Ray BirchFebruary 25