Straight to The Point: June 14, 2018

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star3 The New York Credit Union Association’s Young Professionals Commission appointed new officers during the Commission’s recent meeting in Saratoga Springs – The Point

star3 Credit unions can connect with consumers in their communities through Gas Station TV, which offers customizable and localized advertising at hundreds of gas stations throughout New York – The Point

star3 Nominations are open for the National Credit Union Foundation’s 2019 Herb Wegner Memorial Awards, which honor individuals who have dedicated their life to the credit union movement – The Point

star3 The House Financial Services Committee is scheduled to mark up draft legislation that would make several updates to Bank Secrecy Act/Anti-Money Laundering requirements – CUNA

star3 A federal court dealt a blow to efforts by the CFPB to slow down the bureau’s payday lending rule – American Banker

star3 Cash is still king among shoppers, but mobile payment use is poised to explode if consumers can overcome their anxiety about security – CU Times

star3 Rep. Darrell Issa, a Republican from California, is said to be a leading candidate President Donald Trump is considering to name as the new head of the CFPB – Bloomberg

star3 Another study suggests that credit card debt is nearing the unsustainable mark for consumers- CUToday

star3 The sale of medallions in two auctions this week appears to be establishing a market value – New York’s State of Mind

 

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