Interchange Fee Lawsuit Reaches Settlement

Interchange Fee Lawsuit Reaches Settlement

A twenty-year lawsuit between Visa, Mastercard, and US merchants on interchange fees has finally reached a settlement, Emily Claus reports.

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NCUA Moving Forward with CDRLF Grants

NCUA Moving Forward with CDRLF Grants

Though many government programs face an uphill battle to retain funding, the NCUA has released a reminder that yes, its Community Development Revolving Loan Fund grant program is still operating as usual and eligible credit unions can still apply.

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As NCUA Reschedules Budget Hearing, November Board Meeting Withdrawn

As NCUA Reschedules Budget Hearing, November Board Meeting Withdrawn

The National Credit Union Administration has rescheduled its public budget hearing for the 2026-2027 budget cycle; and has withdrawn its November board meeting, reports CUSO Magazine’s Esteban Camargo.

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NCUA to Hold Public Budget Hearing on November 6

NCUA to Hold Public Budget Hearing on November 6

The NCUA has announced that it will hold a public hearing on its 2026-2027 staff draft budget on November 6th, Emily Claus reports.

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Celebrating Connections on International Credit Union Day

Celebrating Connections on International Credit Union Day

International Credit Union Day celebrates its 77th anniversary with the theme: Cooperation for a Prosperous World, reminding our movement that no matter where in the world we are or how we connect with our members, we are all working toward the same goal of creating a better, more prosperous world for all.

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Government Shut Down Impacts CDFI Fund

Government Shut Down Impacts CDFI Fund

Three weeks into the government shutdown, President Trump has announced a permanent reduction in force, aimed at credit union supported institutions such as the CDFI, Emily Claus reports.

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Hauptman and NCUA Moving Away from “Regulation-by-Enforcement”

Hauptman and NCUA Moving Away from “Regulation-by-Enforcement”

CUSO Magazine’s Esteban Camargo reports on the statement issued by National Credit Union Administration Chairman Kyle Hauptman clarifying the agency’s stance on “regulation-by-enforcement” and what credit unions should expect of the federal regulator.

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Reputational Risk Officially Removed from NCUA Exams

Reputational Risk Officially Removed from NCUA Exams

In response to the Guaranteeing Fair Banking for All Americans Executive Order, the NCUA has confirmed that as of September 25th, reputational risk will no longer be considered in examinations, Emily Claus reports.

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NCUA’s Briefing on Share Insurance Fund is “Encouraging”

NCUA’s Briefing on Share Insurance Fund is “Encouraging”

The NCUA Board met on Thursday receiving an update on the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund and current budget projections, reports CUSO Magazine’s Esteban Camargo.

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NCUA to Host Board Meeting This Week Amidst Ongoing Legal Battle

NCUA to Host Board Meeting This Week Amidst Ongoing Legal Battle

The NCUA announced its intention to host a board meeting on September 18th, the first since the reinstatement of board members Harper and Otsuka was stayed by an appeals court, reports Emily Claus.

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