NAFCU News Archives

Leadership lessons from the 2022 World Cup

Leadership lessons from the 2022 World Cup

Whether you’re a soccer fan or not, it’s hard to ignore one of the largest sporting spectacles on Earth – the World Cup. While the feats of athleticism on the pitch are impressive, leaders [...]

Beige Book reflects ‘unevenness’ in the economy

Beige Book reflects ‘unevenness’ in the economy

The Federal Reserve released its latest Beige Book yesterday, showing that national economic activity was about flat or up slightly since the previous report, while also being down from the modest average pace of growth [...]

NAFCU secures key wins in 2022, continues advocacy

NAFCU secures key wins in 2022, continues advocacy

As credit unions’ voice in Washington, NAFCU strives daily to provide the industry with unwavering federal advocacy, award-winning compliance assistance, and top-rated education resources. With the support of credit union members, the association secured several [...]

Fall 2022 supervisory highlights: Part I

Fall 2022 supervisory highlights: Part I

It is the most wonderful time of the year! With the holidays around the corner and wintery weather soon to follow, what better way to stay warm then to cozy up to a fire with [...]

FOMC’s November minutes signal slowing of rate hikes

FOMC’s November minutes signal slowing of rate hikes

The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) recently released its November meeting minutes. In the meeting, “a substantial majority of participants judged that a slowing in the pace of increase would likely soon be appropriate.” “The [...]

CFPB takes action on CARES Act forbearance violation

CFPB takes action on CARES Act forbearance violation

As some of you may know, in early 2020, Congress passed the  Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act). Under the CARES Act, borrowers with federally backed mortgage loans could obtain a 180-day [...]

Gratitude, the greatest gift in the workplace

Gratitude, the greatest gift in the workplace

Yesterday was Thanksgiving, a time to reflect on what you’re grateful for and to show appreciation for those around you. As leaders, we’re often focused on achieving goals and what it’ll take [...]

NAFCU reiterates CUs’ data privacy, security stance to FTC

NAFCU reiterates CUs’ data privacy, security stance to FTC

As the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) seeks public feedback on commercial surveillance and data security issues, NAFCU advised the commission to “abstain from all further data privacy-related rulemaking efforts until Congress passes the comprehensive federal [...]

Existing home sales decline again in October

Existing home sales decline again in October

Existing home sales declined 5.9 percent in October to a seasonally-adjusted annualized rate of 4.4 million units, marking the ninth straight month of declining sales and representing a 28.4 percent decrease in [...]

Make your voice heard in Washington

Make your voice heard in Washington

Earlier this month, millions flocked to the polls to cast their vote in the midterm elections. In fact, some are reporting that while the votes are still not finalized, 2022 turnout is on track to [...]

CFPB seeks enhanced public data on auto lending

CFPB seeks enhanced public data on auto lending

In a new blog post, the CFPB highlighted how the cost of automobiles has risen substantially since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic and that auto loans are on track to outpace student loans in [...]

Treasury: Fintech oversight needed to protect consumers

Treasury: Fintech oversight needed to protect consumers

The Treasury Department released a report Wednesday assessing the impact of fintechs in the financial services space. NAFCU met with the department earlier this year to share concerns about the lack of accountability and supervision [...]