DOJ SCRA enforcement: Auto leases
A few weeks ago, we blogged about enforcement actions involving storage service providers and student loans. The Department of Justice (DOJ) is not backing down from its fight to protect ...
The latest from John Pettit
How to warm up for strategic planning
Athletes warm up because it raises the temperature of their bodies and their muscles, readying them for high performance. The same is true when board members and executives are getting ...
Leagues, credit unions engage with policymakers during hill visits
Ten Leagues representing credit unions from 15 states have met with policymakers in-person and virtually over the past two weeks, part of credit unions’ fall advocacy efforts. In addition to ...
Senate confirms Chopra as CFPB Director
The Senate yesterday approved the nomination of Rohit Chopra as Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB); the nomination was cleared by a 50-48 vote. “NAFCU congratulates Rohit Chopra ...
Four big ideas about financial technology companies
Though no one can predict the future, some organizations certainly help to shape it. When it comes to financial services, financial technology companies are doing just that. With their actions ...
Acting with love and equality
Diversity, equity, and inclusion are about hearing, acknowledging, and celebrating all voices in our communities. In that spirit, LAFCU in Lansing, Mich., invited members of the community to create artwork ...
Regulation Z and TV and radio advertisements
In my last blog post, I discussed advertising requirements under TISA and exemptions for certain media. Today, I will be examining Regulation Z advertising requirements and exemptions for television and ...
How we minimize construction waste to deliver better projects
Facilities projects are incredibly complex and can span years over planning, design, and construction phases. So many moving pieces over time create sources of waste. Left unchecked, this can mean ...