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In search of the self-sufficient member

In search of the self-sufficient member

A self-sufficient member is a good thing. Do-it-yourself folks don’t need expensive help, are more likely to be satisfied, and are sticky — they are in it for the long run with their favorite financial [...]

Bill to enhance regulators’ cybersecurity passes HFSC

Bill to enhance regulators’ cybersecurity passes HFSC

The House Financial Services Committee passed the Cybersecurity and Financial System Resilience Act (H.R. 4458) by voice vote Wednesday. CUNA supports the bill and expressed its support in a letter to committee leadership earlier [...]

Hemp production rule released

Hemp production rule released

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) released an interim final rule this week that outlines provisions for legal hemp production. The NCUA in August released interim guidance allowing federally insured credit unions to provide [...]

Fend off card fraud

Fend off card fraud

Fighting credit and debit card fraud is a shifting battle as would-be thieves regularly roll out novel schemes, but credit unions can look to new defenses from card issuers and processors built on sophisticated data [...]

ICYMI: NCUA’s recent HMDA observations

ICYMI: NCUA’s recent HMDA observations

Greetings Compliance Friends! In case you missed it, NCUA addressed its Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) review observations in the Federal Reserve’s recent 2019 Fair Lending Interagency Webinar.  In the webinar, NCUA provided a [...]

College matters . . . maybe

College matters . . . maybe

If you have college-bound kids, or you’re a graduate yourself, no doubt you’ve noticed how expensive college can be. A 2016 article by Independentlisted seven of the most expensive college degrees in the [...]