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DeVos Tells CFPB to Back Off on Student Loans
More than 1 million students are defaulting on their student loans and a Trump cabinet member puts the blame on the CFPB.
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Credit Unions, Filene Recognize Employee Moves
Nine credit unions plus the Filene Research Institute reveal People news this week.
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Credit Unions Build Share of Consumer Loans in July
A new report from the Fed shows total CU consumer debt rose 13.5% from a year earlier.
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Nearly 90 Florida CUs Close Ahead of Hurricane Irma
Only a few credit unions were operating on Saturday and virtually all will be closed Monday.
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15,000 CU Employees in the Path of Hurricane Irma
Millions of credit union members and thousands of CU employees impacted by Hurricane Irma.
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CUNA, CO-OP & PSCU Connect CUs & Members Impacted by Irma
In an effort to help connect members impacted by Hurricane Irma, a group of three credit union organizations join forces.
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PSCU Prepares for Hurricane Irma
St. Petersburg, Fla.-based PSCU announces its proactive steps in reaching out to Member-Owners before the storm.
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First Tech FCU Signs Deal With Portland Trail Blazers
First Tech Federal Credit Union expands its marketing reach in a new partnership with the Portland Trail Blazers.
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Concerns Pile Up With Equifax Data Breach, CU Officials Not Happy
Credit union experts say Equifax "has failed miserably" by exposing personal information of 143 million people with this data breach.
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Puerto Rico CU Employees Safe; No Water, Electricity After Irma
JetStream Federal Credit Union contacts CU Times with a brief update from Puerto Rico.
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CUs Raise More Than $1M for Tropical Storm Harvey Victims
All but three credit unions in southeastern Texas are operational; progress has been made but more dollars are needed.
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NCUA Offers Help in Areas Hit by Hurricane Irma
NCUA officials remind credit unions of assistance available to them if and when they are impacted by Hurricane Irma.
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Puerto Rico CU Employees Safe, No Water, Electricity After Irma
JetStream Federal Credit Union contacted CU Times with a brief update from Puerto Rico.
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LSCU: Credit Union Checklist for Hurricane Irma
The League of Southeastern Credit Unions & Affiliates publishes a list of precautions CUs to consider with Hurricane Irma targeting Florida.
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Florida CUs Prep for 'Nuclear' Hurricane Irma
Credit unions close branches, offices. Up to nearly 90 credit unions could be in Hurricane Irma’s direct path.
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Knoxville Teachers FCU's Remote Lending Strategy Success
A competitive market and a limited membership pool pushes Knoxville Teachers FCU into a new digital strategy that's working.
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Lending & Fees Lift Credit Union Income
Second quarter credit union profits rise 10.7% despite the real estate slowdown.
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House May Consider NCUA, CFPB Funding as Part of Spending Measure
The Rules Committee agrees to debate restoring CFPB's authority to regulate small-dollar loans.
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Bankrupt Puerto Rico Set for Fresh Hit From Hurricane Irma
Puerto Rico is facing a natural and financial disaster with Hurricane Irma.
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Phishing Attacks Bait Employees With Office Scans, Emails
Phishing attacks are on the rise and you can blame IKARUS.
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