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The scammers charged consumers thousands of dollars for credit repair services of little to no value and told consumers to “invest” their COVID-19 benefits on their unlawful services.
The guidance assists property owners in understanding and implementing more inclusive practices.
The bureau believes that utilizing this dormant authority will help protect consumers and level the playing field between banks and nonbanks.
The option allows servicers to assist struggling borrowers who are behind on mortgage payments due to COVID-19.
The proposed rule will apply to all CRAs, including specialty CRAs focused on areas like employment screening, tenant screening, check and bank screening, and more.
The toolkit guides businesses on effective strategies for securing their critical infrastructure systems.
The plan provides a blueprint for how all Americans can benefit fairly from the equity built through homeownership.
The change may impact what credit unions charge on their variable rate loans and lines of credit, and could trigger additional disclosures.
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The alert provides red-flag indicators that credit unions should be on the lookout for and discusses ransomware attacks and other cybercrimes.
The alert provides insight on sanctions, virtual currency, and cybersecurity.
The Letter to Credit Unions also provides insight into potential areas of fair lending risk.
NWCUA’s Compliance Team outlines what this change means for Northwest credit unions.
Succession plans must identify key positions covered by the plan, related general competencies and skills, and strategies to fill vacancies.
NWCUA introduces a dynamic business continuity resource to ensure your credit union and your team successfully navigate the next emergency.
Created in partnership with League InfoSight, the tool guides credit unions through the creation, maintenance, and testing of Business Continuity Plans.
This includes insight on due diligence; credit union policies, procedures, and agreements; and advertising.
Here’s a breakdown of Letter to Credit Unions 22-CU-02, sharing insight on this year’s exam program updates and supervisory focuses.