WASHINGTON – AFL-CIO Employees FCU said yesterday it has signed with Identity Theft 911 to provides it members with free identity theft prevention and resolution services. The service, which has enlisted a growing number of credit unions, provides a personal advocate to guide victims through the timely process of resolving cases of identity theft. AFL-CIO Employees FCU is an $85 million credit union serving 11,000 members.
From shopping for better interest rates to tax strategy to cash flow, financial planners can play a vital role in helping clients prepare to take out a mortgage.
The Federal Reserve governor who oversees the central bank's payments operations said artificial intelligence could improve efficiency and security while also posing new risks.
A federal judge refused to throw out FirstBank Puerto Rico's effort to dismiss a high-stakes lawsuit over its alleged connections to Jeffrey Epstein's human-trafficking network.
The legislation would let merchants, as well as banks and credit unions, round cash transactions to the nearest nickel, part of the administration's effort to discontinue the penny.
Federal Reserve Gov. Michael Barr said artificial intelligence has not yet had a material impact on the labor market, but governments and businesses should be prepared nonetheless.
The Securities and Exchange Commission issued a notice reminding companies to be rigorous in valuing private credit-related assets and disclosing their valuation techniques to investors.
