Credit Union News
Equifax Says Vendor Responsible for Malicious Content on Website
Equifax hit by malware, forcing the company to take down its website on Thursday.
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Hundreds of CU Employees Affected by California Fires
Some credit union staff members have lost their homes and many are living in short-term shelters.
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P2P ‘Huge Disappointment,’ but A2A Could Be Big, Malauzai Reports
Peer-to-peer payments do not appear to be catching on with credit unions.
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Equifax Pulls Web Page Offline After Another Possible Attack
Steps are taken by Equifax after another possible data breach.
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NCUA Accused of Unfairly Punishing Melrose CU Taxi Medallion Borrowers
Before conservatorship, Melrose Credit Union held $1.5 billion in loans backed by taxi medallions.
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Retirement Assets of Many Households Falling
There are more opportunities to save for retirement, but retirement accounts are in decline.
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Top 10 Phishing Email Subject Lines
A study of tens of thousands of email reveal what phishing email subject lines work best to lure people to click.
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Survey: Retail Websites May Know CU Members Better Than You
New research shows that Amazon, Netflix and other retailers have a better understanding of credit union members than CUs.
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Software Company & CU Direct Form Auto Inventory Partnership
CU Direct names Inventory Command Center to handle vehicle inventory management for the CUSO.
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Software Company & CU Direct Partnership in Auto Inventory
CU Direct names Inventory Command Center to handle vehicle inventory management for the CUSO.
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Woman Targets Credit Unions in Elaborate ID Fraud Scheme
Tonia Latrice Lewis, who covered up CU security cameras with aluminum foil to conceal her identity, is sentenced to prison.
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Woman Targeted Credit Unions in Elaborate ID Fraud Scheme
Tonia Latrice Lewis covered up CU security cameras with aluminum foil to conceal her identity, was sentenced to prison.
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The Problem With Student-Loan Repayment Benefits
Technology and older payment systems are hampering a well-intentioned benefit to retain good employees.
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House, Senate Pushing Bipartisan Dodd-Frank Changes
A Dodd-Frank Act overhaul might be happening as lawmakers look to a bipartisan approach.
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Research Reveals Targeted & Determined DDoS Attacks
DDoS attacks are getting more information and more important information when they are targeted hacks.
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One CU Office Damaged, Others at Risk in California Fires
Updates on credit unions in the path of the wildfires raging in California.
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One CU Office Damaged, Others at Risk in California Fires
Updates on credit unions in the path of the wildfires raging in California.
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Former Credit Union Executive Sentenced in Hit-and-Run Case
A CU leader in Central Florida’s business community starts four-year prison term for fatal hit and run of a 74-year-old woman.
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SEC Asked to Probe Trades of Student Loan Firm Navient
Federal regulators are looking at student loan giant, and partner of some credit unions, Navient Corp. for insider trading.
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CU*Answers Fights Financial Crime With Fortress Plus Partner
Financial crime risk management services are developed by CU*Answers, filling a need for strategic fraud prevention.
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