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  • League at Work as General Assembly Convenes; Credit Union Legislation Introduced
    January 10, 2024

    The League was on site today at the General Assembly Building and Capitol as the Virginia legislature convened for its 2024 session. The League advocacy team is combing through the roughly 1,900 bills already introduced, with more to follow in the coming days. HB 1205, our legislation that would authorize state- and federally-chartered credit unions to hold public deposits, will likely be referred to the House Commerce and Labor Committee for consideration.

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  • With Federal Government Shutdown Again Looming, League Monitors Situation in Washington
    January 10, 2024

    As we move closer to a federal government shutdown, your League is carefully monitoring the situation and engaging with lawmakers. We continue to make the point that a shutdown will harm credit union members, the regional economy, and credit unions themselves.

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  • With Months of Prep Behind Us, CUs Ready for Busy General Assembly Session
    January 9, 2024

    With a year’s worth of preparation and planning behind us, credit unions are eager to see tomorrow’s start of the 2024 session of the Virginia General Assembly. This promises to be a busy 60-day session that will include consideration of a measure to provide credit unions with the authority to hold public deposits. This authority would allow public entities – city and county governments and their various subdivisions, for example – to deposit public funds at local credit unions, providing greater choice, boosting competition, and benefitting taxpayers by providing better rates on deposits.

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