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Longest government shutdown in U.S. history ends

January 25th, 201931107 President Donald Trump said Friday that he will sign a short-term spending bill to temporarily end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. That's good news for federal employees, many of whom have gone more than a month without pay as Democrats and Republicans sparred over funding a wall at the country's southern boarder....

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CFPB to open Atlanta office

September 25th, 201829115 The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is slated to open a regional office in Atlanta late next year, according to a Credit Union Times article. The agency has regional offices in New York, Chicago and San Francisco that are used mostly by supervision employees. CFPB's Southeast regional team has thus far been located in the...

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Could your local Kroger ban Visa credit cards?

August 1st, 201829120 Foods Co., a unit of supermarket chain Kroger, has already announced that 21 supermarkets and five gas stations in California will ban Visa credit cards as of Aug. 14 — and it looks like that ban could expand to additional stores across the country in the near future. The decision was made to save on fees Kroger must pay Visa to...

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American Banker: Bill to enhance poor credit scores will backfire, critics say

July 31st, 2018096 Legislation meant to enhance credit scores by allowing consumers to include data about their monthly bills has enjoyed bipartisan support — but some consumer advocates say the legislation may backfire on those it is meant to help, according to an American Banker article. The bill authored by Rep. Keith Ellison, D-Minn., passed the...

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Reuters: U.S. home sales fall as prices head toward record high

July 23rd, 20184105 Bad news if you're in the market for a new house. A recent report shows U.S. home sales posted their third straight monthly decline with an unexpected fall in June, according to a Reuters article. The declines have been driven by a shortae of properties on the market, which have pushed prices to record highs. Economists have...

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MarketWatch: GDP could top 5% this spring

June 28th, 20180119 U.S. economic growth could reach a 15-year high by topping 5 percent growth in the period from April to June, according to a MarketWatch article. A handful of Wall Street firms recently increased their estimates for the second quarter — and MarketWatch predicts more will soon follow suit. Notably, Macroeconomic Advisers raised its...

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Housing least affordable it's been in 10 years

June 21st, 20180105 A recent study from ATTOM Data Solutions, curator of the nation's main property database, shows U.S. home prices in the first quarter were the least affordable they've been since 2008. According to an ATTOM press release, the company calculates its affordability index based on the percentage of income needed to buy a median-priced...

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White House intends to nominate budget official as new head of CFPB

June 18th, 20180105 President Donald Trump's administration reportedly intends to nominate a relatively unknown budget official to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Kathy Kraninger is an associate director at the Office of Management and Budget under director and current interim leader of the CFPB, Mick Mulvaney. While Kraninger's nomination...

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File your tax return today to avoid paying failure to file fee

June 14th, 20180131 We've officially reached that other tax day. Today is the last day to file your 2017 taxes without hitting the failure-to-file fee, according to a LifeHacker article. The failure-to-file fee is different than the penalty for paying late taxes. When you pay taxes you owe late, you're paying 0.5 percent of the amount owed each...

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All In Credit Union Donates School Supplies to Local Organizations

Pen Air Sells Century Location to All In Credit Union

All In Credit Union Employees Donate to Local Boys and Girls Clubs

New Director of Human Resources joins Alabama ONE

Eglin Federal Credit Union recognizes Account Services Administrative Assistant Vicki Hollon for 35 years of service

Pen Air Converts to State Charter

Eglin Federal Credit Union named 2022 Finest on the Emerald Coast in four categories

Pen Air Sells Century Location to All In Credit Union

Robins Financial Credit Union Holds Diaper Drive

Credit Union of Georgia Recognized as an Outstanding Partner in Education

Robins Financial Credit Union Raises Over $30,000 for CUPAC

Credit Union of Georgia Hosts Shred Day Event

New Fund Launched to Finance Initiatives Supporting Financial Well-being

Credit Union Leaders Graduate from Foundation’s Virtual DE Program

First Commerce Credit Union wins national CUNA award

League of Southeastern Credit Unions President Jared Ross added to CUNA COVID-19 Restart and Recovery Task Force

Credit Union Journal: Parliament's Brexit rejection won't make life easier for credit unions

Stress testing reg burdens made 'proportional' at World Council of Credit Unions' urging

U.S. credit union exec elected Chair of World Council of Credit Unions Board of Directors

Latin American credit unions visit Georgia CUs

PAYING ATTENTION: Normal quarterly spending, saving trends at Georgia credit unions unaffected by government shutdown

PAYING ATTENTION: Georgia credit union members mirror auto financing trends

PAYING ATTENTION: Georgia credit union members display financial confidence, responsibility with improving economy

Paying Attention: Georgia credit unions' portfolios show signs of maturing economic recovery

African-American Credit Union Coalition plans for next 20 years

Credit union leader takes leadership role in spreading awareness about breast cancer in men

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Eloise Woods: Trail Blazer and Visionary in Georgia Credit Unions

The complicated landscape of a military family's finances

Here are 5 things you need to know about the CFPB

Here are 13 Georgia credit unions offering government shutdown aid

Georgia's credit unions stand against elder abuse and financial exploitation

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Delta Community Credit Union: Here's how to avoid fraud during holiday travel

It's not impossible to withdraw money from your IRA before you've retired

Paying by phone? It could be safer than you think

CUInsight: Understanding mortgage types

DOCO Credit Union: Here's how to save money in the new year

Coosa Valley Credit Union: How to finance your new car

Lendedu: Are 72 month or 84 month auto loans a bad idea?

How to pay off that looming holiday debt

You'll want to read these 10 tips for better budgeting in 2018

What to do if you're veering off your holiday budget

Five ways to save money around the house

CONSIDER THIS: Consider purchasing a new car

CDC Federal Credit Union: Do you really need to hire a real estate agent?

CUInsight: 3 things that change when you buy your first home

Today: Buy a Dairy Queen Blizzard Treat, donate to Children's Miracle Network

Report: Alabamans received more than $260 million in direct financial benefits during 12 months ending in June

Report: Florida residents received more than $589 million in direct financial benefits druing 12 months ending in June

Report: Georgians received more than $248 million in direct financial benefits during 12 months ending in June 2019

Here's how Georgia credit unions helped their communities afford life

Delta Community Credit Union: Add an IRA to your tool box

Here's how to create investor behavior in kids

Here are 4 things to teach our kids about money before college

Here's how to teach your child to be a smart shopper

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10 ways to prepare for a hurricane

CUInsight: 3 things that change when you buy your first home

CUInsight: Understanding mortgage types

Here's where to find deals on National Hot Dog Day

Wall Street Journal: U.S. consumer prices increased in March