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March

11
2024
Industry News

PSCU Study Adds New Urgency to Credit Union Innovation

Credit union (CU) members value the classic benefits associated with CUs, such as lower fees and more access to loan products. Still, PYMNTS Intelligence finds they also show more interest in seamless omnichannel banking, cash management tools and buy now, pay later (BNPL) than non-CU members. Like many digitally savvy consumers, CU members increasingly expect such advanced offerings. If missing, these consumers will switch to financial institutions (FIs) that are more up-to-speed on the latest innovations.

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March

11
2024
Industry News

Lawsuit: U.S. Chamber of Commerce Says CFPB Exceeded Authority in Credit Card Fee Rule

The lawsuit seeking to stop the rule also alleges the CFPB used unrelated data as the basis for the rule and it is supported by funds used in violation of the Appropriations Clause.

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March

11
2024
Trends

U.S. bank earnings sink in Q4, but deposits rise, securities losses ease: FDIC

The U.S. banking sector suffered a huge drop in profits in Q4 2023 as firms paid large fees to help recover costs incurred by the handful of bank failures earlier in the year, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation said in its Quarterly Banking Profile released Thursday.

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March

11
2024
Trends

More Than 11% of the U.S. Population Missed a Credit Card Payment Last Year

A recent FICO report found that more consumers are falling behind on their credit card payments. Not paying your credit card bill on time can result in late fees and lead to you racking up expensive credit card debt -- which can be challenging to pay off quickly.

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March

8
2024
Industry News

Junk fees are driving up housing costs. The CFPB wants to hear from you.

Families who manage to save up for a down payment and get approved for a mortgage often get an unwelcome surprise: closing costs that all too often are full of junk fees. Closing costs are the fees you pay on the day you finalize the purchase of your home, and they include things like title insurance, credit report and appraisal fees, origination fees, and more.

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