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Believe.in, a U.K. company that provides technology for accepting donations online, has a no-fee structure that allows charities to receive donations using technology from Stripe.

New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman announced Monday a settlement with GE Capital Retail Bank and CareCredit LLC, its subsidiary, that requires new protections for consumers who use CareCredit, a health care credit card that can carry an interest rate of higher than 26%.

At Credit Union Journal's Grow Show last week, industry experts on payments and mobile laid it on the line to CU execs, telling attendees to get moving in the mobile space if their CUs have not already, and to base their plans on analysis of their members.

MOSCOW, Idaho – NCUA has approved a field of membership expansion for Latah FCU that will provide financial services on the Coeur d’Alene Indian Reservation.

ORLANDO, Fla. – With new data showing America’s credit unions added 800,000 members during Q1 of this year, Credit Union Journal’s Grow Show wrapped up, fittingly, with a discussion of effectively onboarding those members.

The legal fight over credit card swipe fees has been going on for years, but a resolution nears even as opponents' voices get louder. Here are some of the most noteworthy events in the ongoing courtroom case.

Slyce pictures a day when consumers will be able to buy anything depicted in a TV or printed advertisement — or even a product seen in person — by snapping a photo of it with their mobile device.

Airlines and payment companies have not traditionally targeted small businesses for travel rewards, but Chase Paymentech and United Airlines hope that by making business-related purchases easier to manage, small businesses will seek out airline miles programs.

ORLANDO, Fla. – A credit union that turned $300,000 in losses into a $1 million net gain has drawn the attention of two interested parties: NCUA, and attendees at Credit Union Journal’s Grow Show here.

ORLANDO, Fla. – San Diego-based North Island CU has long had a strong connection with the U.S. Navy and a local Naval Air Station, so it is fitting that former CEO John Tippets would rely on a nautical metaphor for one element of that CU’s turnaround.