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February

29
2024
Industry News

Legislation to Encourage Financial Service Innovation is Reintroduced

The proposal would allow companies to test products and services for consumers in coordination with regulators that oversee the financial services industry.

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February

29
2024
Industry News

CA and NV Leagues and Utah CU Association Form Alliance

The California and Nevada Credit Union Leagues, together with the Utah Credit Union Association, announced today they have entered into an agreement to form a joint association support services organization.

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February

29
2024
Trends

Survey: Nearly half of Americans expecting a tax refund say they’ll use it to save or pay off debt, instead of as fun money

After filing your taxes, getting a tax refund in the mail or by direct deposit can feel gratifying. Sure, it came out of your annual income — and a refund might suggest you should adjust the amount withheld from your paycheck — but it doesn’t hurt to receive that extra cash.

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February

29
2024
Industry News

Unlawful fees in the mortgage market

Mortgage fees and other costs have risen significantly in recent years. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is focused on how these costs affect the affordability of home ownership as well as household balance sheets. And costs for homeowners are driven up if companies in the mortgage industry can pad their profits with illegal junk fees. The CFPB is working to combat the proliferation of junk fees in consumer financial markets and to ensure that mortgage companies don’t tack on unlawful fees.

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February

29
2024
Industry News

Florida bill would raise interest rates for borrowers from payday lenders

Florida lawmakers are close to revising rules for consumer finance loans up to $25,000. The changes would allow payday lenders to charge borrowers interest rates up to 36 percent.

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