“Open House” Photographer: Ty Wright/Bloomberg Millennials are playing homeownership catch-up. First-time buyers rushed into the market last year, making 38% of all single-family home purchases, the biggest share since 2000, data released...
Credit Union Industry News & Updates
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FIs Hear Mobile Threat Drumbeat but Overlook Them: Verizon
Verizon’s Mobile Security Index, found many organizations – including those in the financial services such as credit unions and banks – overlook basic mobile cybersecurity principles, leaving themselves and customers vulnerable to attacks....
PAL Program Can’t Replace Payday Lenders: Pew
The highly touted NCUA Payday Lending Alternative model is not an effective replacement for storefront short-term lenders that charge customers exorbitant interest rates, Nick Bourke, director of The Pew Charitable Trusts’ consumer finance project said Monday....
CFPB Wants to Know How Well It Engages With Public, Stakeholders
The CFPB is asking for public comments on how well it engages with the public and stakeholders, including the activities of its Credit Union Advisory Council. The request for information in assessing its public and non-public is one of several Acting Director Mick...
How Does Workplace Culture, Well-Being Impact Employee Engagement?
How do company culture and employer health and well-being practices affect employee engagement and turnover? Do employees feel supported by the culture in the workplace? Those are some of the questions the Health Enhancement Research...
Former Michigan CEO Admits Embezzlement
Stanley Hayes, former president/CEO of the liquidated Valley State Credit Union, is scheduled to be sentenced in April after he admitted to embezzling $710,000 from the Saginaw, Mich. cooperative. Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette said Hayes pleaded guilty in a...