NAFCU to bureau: Expand PALs safe harbor
NAFCU is asking the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection (formerly the CFPB) to expand its payday lending rule exemptions as the NCUA considers a proposed rulemaking to enhance its payday ...
The latest from John Pettit
Data of thousands of card applicants exposed
Credit card issuer TCM Bank, which works with some 750 small and community U.S. financial institutions, including credit unions, exposed the personal information of thousands of individuals who applied ...
Four lessons learned from the CU Leadership Convention
This past week I had the pleasure of speaking at the CU Leadership Convention in Las Vegas, Nevada. This was the first year I have attended this conference, and it ...
10 questions that keep credit union leaders up at night (and what to do about them)
Today’s financial services landscape is rapidly changing. For credit union CEOs and executives, the best defense lies in the constant evaluation of threats and opportunities. Callahan & Associates speaks with ...
How we hit a nerve in the tech community
Simply attending an event like Microsoft Inspire reminds you how incredible it is to be a part of the tech community today. Being on stage at such an event… well ...
What to do with the extra: Reg Z’s options for dealing with positive credit balances
Sometimes funds show up in unexpected places… like as a positive balance on members’ open-end lines of credit. In particular, some members overpay their credit card bills. It could be ...
The Nussle Report – RBC delayed by 1 year
NCUA delays RBC by one year: NCUA’s decision to delay its risk-based capital rule by one year is a step in the right direction, but we believe it’s ...
Compliance: Fed’s latest compliance supervision bulletin
The Federal Reserve published a Consumer Compliance Supervision Bulletin in July, which provides high level summaries of a variety of compliance issues the agency has observed in its supervised entities. ...