NAFCU News Archives

Berger underscores major concerns around House version of CCCA

Berger underscores major concerns around House version of CCCA

NAFCU President and CEO Dan Berger Tuesday sent a letter to the House, voicing major opposition to the recently introduced House version of the Credit Card Competition Act of 2022 (CCCA). Berger explained why the [...]

Dry eyes, fatigue, and the limiting of term increases

Dry eyes, fatigue, and the limiting of term increases

NAFCU’s compliance team has received several inquiries into Regulation Z’s limitations on increasing annual percentage rates, fees, and charges. We wanted to take the time to provide a brief overview of how section [...]

A refresher on the statutory lien

A refresher on the statutory lien

Have you ever had a member who refused to make payments on a loan? You try and try to work with them and they just push you to your wit’s end? Well, suffer no [...]

Members of Congress talk CU policies at NAFCU Caucus

Members of Congress talk CU policies at NAFCU Caucus

Two pro-credit union lawmakers yesterday joined NAFCU during the 2022 Congressional Caucus. Representatives Ed Perlmutter, D-Colo., and Tom Emmer, R-Minn., both recent awardees of the NAFCU Credit Union Champion awards, spoke on the future of [...]

Mortgage servicing transfer notices

Mortgage servicing transfer notices

Hello everyone! My name is Tara Simpson, and I hail from the great state of Michigan. I am a new Regulatory Compliance Counsel at NAFCU, and I’m excited to bring to you my first [...]

Consumer credit grew at slower pace than normal in July

Consumer credit grew at slower pace than normal in July

Total consumer credit rose 6.2 percent, at a seasonally adjusted, annualized rate, in July and is up 7.7 percent compared to a year ago. Revolving credit - primarily credit cards - rose 11.[...]