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    Illinois credit unions welcome lower deposit-insurance fees

    State-chartered credit unions in Illinois are getting a much-needed shot in the financial arm in the form of credits applied…

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    No bubble in housing market, Fed’s Powell says

    WASHINGTON — Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said that concerns of a housing bubble are overblown, but that the central…

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    Petal offers alt-data underwriting tech to banks. Do they want it?

    Petal, an online credit card provider, has started offering its cash-flow-based underwriting technology to banks and fintechs. It’s also providing…

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    Pot banking bill’s closer to finish line, but Democrats could sabotage it

    WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats’ plan to push for comprehensive cannabis reform could spell trouble for financial institutions seeking legislation to…

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    Biden administration to reinstate fair housing rules vacated by Trump

    WASHINGTON — The Biden administration is moving to reinstate two key fair housing rules that were rolled back under President…

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    U.S. tax revenue shrinks every time a credit union buys a bank

    While the Biden administration is proposing a host of corporate and individual tax increases to fund its nationwide infrastructure plan,…

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    Lenders prepare to capitalize on infrastructure spending

    Bankers are making plans to finance any projects that could come from infrastructure improvements. The Biden administration’s $2 trillion proposal…

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    CFPB tries to stave off COVID-19 foreclosure surge

    WASHINGTON — The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau proposed new steps Monday intended to avert a wave of foreclosures resulting from…

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    Tattoos, Pride parades, ‘Beer Thirty’: Welcome to Kasasa

    How much do some Kasasa employees love working at the fintech? Enough to get the Austin, Texas, company’s logo permanently…

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    Lenders want more funding for newly extended PPP

    Lenders who successfully lobbied for more time to make Paycheck Protection Program loans now want more money to be made…

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    Yellen’s priorities at FSOC: Climate risk, hedge funds, bond market

    WASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Wednesday presided over her first Financial Stability Oversight Council meeting as chair, setting…

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    CFPB ends Trump-era regulatory relief tied to pandemic

    WASHINGTON— The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is rescinding seven policy statements issued last year under the Trump administration that gave…

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    Former TCF executive hired to lead Credit Union Trust

    Credit Union Trust, a limited purpose bank that was launched in 2018, has a new president and CEO. Jordan Summers,…

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    FHA will not cut premiums amid rising delinquencies

    WASHINGTON— The Biden administration will not move to cut Federal Housing Administration mortgage premiums in the near term, said the…

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    Regulators seek industry feedback on risks and benefits of AI

    WASHINGTON — The federal bank and credit union regulators are seeking information about how financial institutions use artificial intelligence to…

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    Illinois caps consumer rates at 36%, adopts state-level CRA

    Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a bill Tuesday capping interest rates on consumer loans at 36% and another bill that…

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    Even a small credit union couldn’t escape the demand for contactless payments

    For more content like this, from the industry leader in global payments coverage, please visit PaymentsSource.com. The first sign of…

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    First penalty for pot banking violations lands on credit union

    A small credit union in Michigan was recently penalized in what’s thought to be the first example of U.S. regulators…

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    Lenders urge Biden to remove GSE cap on ‘high-risk’ loans

    WASHINGTON — Reforms to the government’s oversight of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac announced in the final days of the…

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    House members receptive to extending PPP deadline

    Leaders of the House Small Business Committee signaled during a Wednesday hearing that they are open to extending the Paycheck…

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    Bankers ask NCUA to extend comment period on CUSO proposal

    The American Bankers Association has asked the National Credit Union Administration to extend the comment period on a proposal that…

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    CFPB throws mortgage market another curveball

    The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s mortgage underwriting rule remains a political football following the agency’s decision to delay a key…

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    The surprisingly good times for auto lenders will end. But when?

    A global microchip shortage is bad news for carmakers but a potential boon for auto lenders, which have largely benefited…

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    Fed digital currency gains steam with Democrats in power

    WASHINGTON — Democratic leaders in the Biden administration and Congress are raising the volume on proposals for the Federal Reserve…

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    Looming risk for borrowers, renters when relief ends, CFPB says

    More than 11 million families — nearly 10% of U.S. households — are at risk of eviction or foreclosure because…

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    Fannie, Freddie double their funding for affordable housing projects

    WASHINGTON — After loans backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac skyrocketed last year due to heightened refinancing activity, the…

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    FHFA announces further extension of COVID-related mortgage relief

    The Federal Housing Finance Agency is providing an additional three months of forbearance to borrowers with loans backed by Fannie…

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    States failed to fulfill consumer protection promise in Trump era

    In late 2017, after Mick Mulvaney was tapped to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the Democratic attorneys general in…

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    Fed restores some services after outage on ‘operational error’

    The Federal Reserve began restoring some services Wednesday afternoon following widespread outages across several key payment systems operated by the…

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    CFPB will delay QM rule’s compliance date

    The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau plans to delay the compliance date of the Qualified Mortgage rule and may revoke or…

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    CFPB goes on hiring spree as it looks to ramp up enforcement

    The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is assembling a new enforcement team and hiring more personnel as it prepares to toughen…

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