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Download and share NAFCU’s whitepaper on Housing Finance Reform Principles that highlights the credit union perspective.
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The NCUA Board today issued a request for comment on its overhead transfer rate methodology recommendations, an issue that NAFCU has long urged the NCUA to be fully transparent about when setting its rate and operating fees.
NCUA Acting Chairman J. Mark McWatters, in remarks given before the Senate Banking Committee Thursday, pressed the need for all credit unions to be able to add underserved areas to their fields of membership as a way Congress can act to provide regulatory relief to the industry.
NAFCU yesterday sent its recently released housing finance reform principles to all members of Congress and top members of the administration. Concurrently, the Senate Banking Committee announced a hearing next week on the topic.
Risks for credit unions can take many forms, and it’s hard to know which risks to prioritize in one’s training schedule. Here's how you can make sure you develop a risk management program that will work for your credit union.
Last week, I had the fortune to meet John Maclean. He spoke to the attendees at NAFCU's annual conference. His story was inspirational. John was a professional athlete. During training, he was hit by an 8-ton truck. More than 20 bones were broken, and his spinal cord was damaged.
Your members' money exclusively funds the operations of NCUA, and because every single dollar counts, NAFCU holds the NCUA to the highest standards when it comes to managing the Credit Union Share Insurance Fund (NCUSIF), refunds from the Temporary Corporate Credit Union Stabilization Fund (TCCUSF) and the agency's operating budget. Stay updated on these issues and our advocacy efforts on your behalf.
On February 19, 2016, the NCUA Board unanimously approved a final member business lending rule that amends Part 723 of NCUA's Rules and Regulations regarding the ability of federally-insured credit unions to make Member Business Loans (MBLs). Download NAFCU's Final Regulation summary and full rule text.