Fannie Mae will request an infusion of taxpayer money for the first time since 2012 because of an unintended but anticipated side effect of the corporate tax cut signed into law in December. The mortgage-finance company, which reported fourth-quarter and full-year...
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NCUA Approves $735.6 Million Distribution to Credit Unions
The NCUA board on Thursday approved a pro rata distribution of $735,678,797 to eligible credit unions—funds that are available as a result of the closing of the corporate stabilization fund. “We have excess funds,” said Board Chairman J. Mark...
Household Debt Rises for Fifth Year in a Row: NY Fed
Increasing debt is the not only a problem for the federal government; it’s also a growing burden for U.S. consumers. According to the New York Fed’s latest Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit, household debt rose in 2017 for the fifth consecutive...
Massachusetts CEO Placed on Administrative Leave
Shelley M. Holden, president/CEO of the $61 million Tewksbury Federal Credit Union, was placed on administrative leave after the board of directors in early December became aware of irregularities in several accounts including those held by Holden and her personal...
CUNA Mutual Group Gives $20 Million to Nonprofits
CUNA Mutual Group said Tuesday it has donated $20 million to help communities near its Madison, Wis., headquarters and three regional offices, and gave credit for the “unprecedented boost in funding” to the tax breaks signed into law by President Trump....
Subscription Service Automates Patch Management
Managing different patch vulnerabilities can tax lean IT departments, especially at credit unions. The launch of Boston-based Cygilant’s new security as a service SOCVue Vulnerability and Patch Management aims to help. The traditional processes of managing...