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- League Comments on CFPB's Move to Ban NSF Fees on Real-Time Payments
January 25, 2024The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau yesterdayday proposed what it characterized as a “proactive step” to prevent financial institutions from charging fees for transactions that are instantaneously declined. "CFPB continues to target legitimate fees that enable not-for-profit credit unions to cover the costs of doing business as they serve their members under the guise of consumer protection. We will vigorously oppose measures like this NSF fee ban, as well as the Bureau’s recent proposal on overdraft programs because both threaten our ability to operate in a free market system," said League President/CEO Carrie Hunt.
- REGular Blog CFPB Rulemakings - Overdraft and NSF Fees
January 25, 2024Yesterday, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued a proposed rule designed to eliminate NSF Fees. This rule comes on the heels of last week's proposed rule targeting overdraft fees charged by very large financial institutions. Let's take a look at the rules and their possible impact on credit unions here in Virginia.
- REGular Blog: NCUA Releases 2024 Supervisory Priorities
January 23, 2024The NCUA has released its Supervisory Priorities list for 2024. Every year, this list provides some insight into what areas the agency is paying close attention to in their examinations, rulemakings, and other actions. Seeing what items move up to the top, down to the bottom, or come off the list entirely gives us some idea of the NCUA's priorities for the coming year.