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CUNA announces four keynoters for 2020 GAC

CUNA announces four keynoters for 2020 GAC

CUNA announced four keynote speakers for the 2020 CUNA Governmental Affairs Conference (GAC), scheduled for Feb. 23-27 in Washington, D.C. Registration is currently open for the credit union system’s premier advocacy event, which [...]

Berger asks Kraninger for FFIEC to lead on data privacy guidance

Berger asks Kraninger for FFIEC to lead on data privacy guidance

NAFCU President and CEO Dan Berger, in a letter Thursday, asked CFPB Director and Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) Chair Kathy Kraninger to provide interagency guidance related to the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) to help [...]

PODCAST: Adapting to change

PODCAST: Adapting to change

During his 10 years on the supervisory committee, Tim Goblirsch has seen the committee’s role change  from one that merely took in information to a group that is now focused on enterprise risk management [...]

FinCEN’s stats on elder financial abuse

FinCEN’s stats on elder financial abuse

Last month, FinCEN released a strategic analysis of BSA filings regarding elder financial exploitation and it revealed some pretty concerning trends. In the six-ish years between October 2013 and August 2019, FinCEN tracked a 20% [...]

Collections strategies for indirect borrowers

Collections strategies for indirect borrowers

Indirect loans are becoming increasingly popular in the modern lending landscape. While these products can be great for borrowers seeking the best rates and financial institutions hoping to expand their business, indirect lending also creates [...]

TIP charters are tipping points towards growth

TIP charters are tipping points towards growth

The NCUA’s TIP (Trade, Industry or Profession) charter offers credit unions the opportunity to serve a highly specific, narrowly defined group. Rules surrounding the charter are strict, stating this group must share a common [...]

TEACH Grants help teachers

TEACH Grants help teachers

As you’ve probably learned by now, school is expensive. You can imagine the number of financial headaches that come along with choosing to teach as your profession. The average teacher makes around $60K. That’[...]