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News

2013 News

• House, Senate focus on students’ debt (May 24, 2013) Topics: Daily News
  Student loan rates are being debated along various tracks in the House and Senate as lawmakers continue to focus on how to mitigate the rising level of student debt.
• NAFCU backs CFPB delay of credit insurance rule (May 24, 2013) Topics: Daily News
  NAFCU Senior Regulatory Affairs Counsel Tessema Tefferi on Thursday told the CFPB the association supports the bureau’s proposed delay of a mortgage loan originator rule provision affecting credit insurance premiums and sought further clarification.
• NAFCU disputes Fed on interchange fee report (May 24, 2013) Topics: Daily News
  NAFCU disputed a Federal Reserve Board report Thursday that asserts the small-institution exemption in its Durbin amendment rule is working as intended.
• NAFCU’s offices closed Memorial Day (May 24, 2013) Topics: Daily News
  NAFCU’s offices are closed May 27, Memorial Day, but members will still have access to the association’s website for research purposes, event registrations and email contacts with NAFCU.
• NCUA closes CU in Texas City (May 24, 2013) Topics: Daily News
  NCUA said it liquidated Electrical Workers #527 FCU of Texas City, Texas, on Thursday after finding it was insolvent and had no prospects for restoring viable operations.