More than half of Americans polled have yet to check if they were hacking victims of the Equifax breach but believe the credit rating firm should lose its credit bureau status. The Hoboken, N.J. based LendEDU polled 1,000 American consumers following the Equifax...
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2 More Credit Unions Go After Equifax
Two more credit unions are suing Equifax for damages related to the credit-reporting agency’s recent data breach, court records show. Colorado Springs, Colorado-based Aventa Credit Union and New Castle, Pennsylvania-based First Choice Federal Credit Union, along...
NCUA Wants to Continue Push for Exam Flexibility
The NCUA would like to implement a flexible exam schedule that extends exam cycles up to 20 months, according to the agency’s draft Strategic Plan, released Thursday. The NCUA board approved the publication of the draft plan and is soliciting comment on the...
Credit Unions Wade Further Into Auto Loans Alone
Imagine walking through the palms toward the beach with an umbrella and cooler in hand. As you turn a corner, you see snakes, crocodiles and everyone else rushing past you headed for higher ground. Michael Cochrum of CU Direct calls the resulting insecurity the...
Puerto Rico Rejects $1 Billion Loan Offer From Creditors
Puerto Rico rejected an offer from Electric Power Authority bondholders to lend the utility $1 billion in the wake of Hurricane Maria, saying the deal would hamper the agency’s recovery. Investors holding about $3 billion of power utility bonds said the...
Operating Level Boost Needed to Protect Share Insurance Fund: NCUA Board
Reporters meeting with NCUA board members. Photo from NCUA. Defending their decision to increase the agency’s operating level, NCUA board members said they are prudently protecting the Share Insurance Fund and are not engaging in a “cash grab.” In...