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Credit unions large and small have contemplated the member and bottom-line benefits of seeking a merger.
December 10
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John Worth, chief economist with the National Credit Union Association, explains what the potential for going over the fiscal cliff means to credit unions.
December 10
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Readers beware. On the heels of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau/Department of Education report, "Private Student Loans," sensational headlines continue.
December 10
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With the help of technology and the FHFA, the CFPB can create Dynamic Disclosures for consumers. Better information will put borrowers on an equal footing with lenders, making non-Qualified Mortgage loans safer to originate.
December 10
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PHILADELPHIA Freedom CU is offering members an opportunity to Skip-A-Payment on their personal, vehicle, or closed-end home equity loan during the holidays.
December 9
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Banks are unsure if deposit contracts with broker-dealers that have longer-term rate and contract maturities will be treated as such under Basel III.
December 7
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The "living will" process gives financial institutions the opportunity to, among other things, frame policy, improve operational efficiencies and educate the market, business units and regulators.
December 7
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Department of Justice have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on enforcing fair lending laws. Because both agencies have authority to protect against discriminatory lending, this agreement will help to avoid duplicating efforts.
December 7
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Fees charged on homebuyers are meant to cover risk and protect taxpayers from losses, not pay for unrelated government programs.
December 7
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Opponents have failed to halt momentum on a bill to extend the Transaction Account Guarantee program, and the Senate is slated to vote on the legislation as early as next week.
December 6