A new win in the longstanding battle agains the Illinois Interchange Fee Prohibition Act, a judge for the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois has ruled that federal law preempts the IFPA, Emily Claus reports.
On the question of, “Do credit unions have too much capital?” Chip Filson debates what it means or if it’s possible to have too high a net worth, and what that might say about the credit unions relationship with its members.
As credit unions begin to ask more and more what AI can do for them, Web Developer Sam Lechenet offers a fair assessment of where AI can be a help or hinderance in coding and web development.
The NCUA is currently accepting comments for its 8th round of rederegulation, as part of a larger government-wide initiative to decrease regulatory burdens. In this round, the agency is considering three main regulations, including proposals on remittance transfers, credit union to bank conversions, and data collection. The breakdown of these...
As headlines market the rise of AI and promote the doom and gloom idea that we’re all going to lose our jobs to these machines, Alex Fleming encourages everyone to take a breath and look situation in a more nuanced way than clickbait headlines allow.
