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CHICAGO The Center for Financial Innovations announced this morning it has awarded the National Federation of Community CUs $530,000 to fund three partnerships between credit unions and nonprofit organizations to integrate credit union products into social services delivery for low-income and underserved consumers.
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WEST JORDAN, Utah Mountain America CU said it appointed Jared Johnstone, head of the credit unions deposit programs, president of Mountain America Financial Services, the $3.5-billion credit unions insurance CUSO.
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AUBURN HILLS, Mich. Genisys CU here has upgraded its iPhone and Android apps to include mobile bill pay, brightness control and improvements to mobile deposit.
September 25 -
WAUSAU, Wis. NCUA has approved an application from Connexus CU to acquire ICON CU in Boise, Idaho, creating a $665-million interstate credit union.
September 25 -
KEARNS, Utah NCUA said it has approved the merger of Newspaper Employees FCU, a struggling, one-time $9-million credit union, into $142-million American United Family of Credit Unions, the latest in a growing list of newspaper credit unions being eliminated.
September 25 -
TUMWATER, Wash. A classic local icon, the original Rainer Beer logo with the BIG RED R, will be featured on the newest debit card for O Bee CU, the one-time credit union for Olympia Brewery.
September 25 -
LAWTON, Okla. An employee of a local security company this week pleaded guilty to stealing $850,000 from ATMs she was servicing, including $595,000 from cash machines at Fort Sill FCU.
September 25 -
RALEIGH, N.C. State Employees CU is partnering with the North Carolina Botanical Gardens to develop landscaping templates for SECUs 235 branches using only North Carolina native plants.
September 25 -
NEW YORK ACI Worldwide has agreed to acquire Official Payments, a provider of electronic bill payment services, for $109 million in cash.
September 25 -
LAS VEGAS Credit unions should see the opportunity in the challenge offered by the new mortgage rules from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
September 25 -
LOS ANGELES Visa and MasterCard yesterday won preliminary victory in a patent suit brought by SmartMetric over rights to technology used in processing EMV cards.
September 25 -
SANTA ROSA, Calif. Santa Rosa became the latest city to adopt a deposit-local policy, with the City Council passing a resolution to place $1.25 million of city funds with five Sonoma County financial institutions, three of them credit unions.
September 25 -
WASHINGTON The Federal Housing Administration is expected to tap the Treasury Department for $1 billion to $1.5 billion to plug a budget shortfall, according to three people familiar with the agency's finances.
September 25 -
WASHINGTON -- Battered by defaults on loans it insures, the Federal Housing Administration is expected to tap the Treasury Department for $1 billion to $1.5 billion to plug a budget shortfall, according to three people familiar with the agency's finances.
September 25 -
A new study found that it could be time for CUs to change their attitude about "predatory" payday lenders. That's because payday lenders often charge less than 75% of what depository institutions do for a $100 cash loan.
September 25 -
LAS VEGAS One Nevada CU this week launched three free services for members with a checking account, including Ca$h Perks, a merchant rewards program that delivers personalized coupons directly to members through online banking.
September 24 -
PORTLAND, Ore. The former operations officer of Rivergate FCU was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for stealing $409,000 over seven years to help support her addiction to painkillers.
September 24 -
INDIANAPOLIS Centra CU said it is now offering Fiservs SpotPay, a mobile payments solution for small businesses that enables merchants to accept card payments anywhere, anytime.
September 24 -
OLYMPIA, Wash. The Department of Financial Institutions announced plans for tougher consumer compliance examinations for state chartered credit unions over $500 million in assets by separating them from regular safety and soundness exams, focusing solely on consumer and regulatory compliance, and providing a separate compliance rating and report for the credit union.
September 24 -
ASHWAUBENON, Wis. Members of Pioneer CU have approved the merger of their $575-million credit union with Kimberly-based Capital CU, creating a $1.2-billion institution to be known as Capital Pioneer CU.
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