Links in “Credit Unions”
- ADA Lawsuits Against ATM Operators Are the New Battleground
We thought when we finally got the rule changed regarding ATM fee notices that the ATM class action lawsuits would go away. Not so. The latest trend involves claims against ATM operators whose ATMs donât meet the ADA requirements for braille keyboards or voice guidance. [8/8]
- Relief May Be in Sight to Simplify Credit Union Financial Statements
In a move that could be very helpful for credit unions, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) has proposed a new rule that could result in credit unions being defined as nonpublic business entities, a move that could relieve credit unions from the burden of preparing complex financial statements in accordance with rules that are more appropriate for publicly traded businesses. [8/8]
- Practicing Safe SAFE Act-ing for the Small Institution
A look at the puzzling small institution exemption in the SAFE Act. [8/8]
- Mistakes Happen: Handling Errors in Remittance Transfers
Breaking down the procedures for what to do when a person notiï¬es your institution of an error in a remittance transfer. [8/8]
- The Most Common Website Compliance Mistakes
While there are a multitude of compliance issues that arise on the average financial institutionâs website, here are the most common website compliance mistakes. [8/7]
- More Support for Retaining the Credit Union Tax Exemption
Added support for retaining the credit union tax exemption has been provided by the National Cooperative Business Association, which is urging members of both the House Ways and Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee to keep the credit union tax exemption in place. [8/7]
- A Look at NCUA’s Appraisal Disclosure and Delivery Requirements Alert
Overview of requirements under the CFPBâs Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) Valuations Rule, which takes effect Jan. 18, 2014. [8/7]
- NCUA Covers Hot Topics
NCUA Chairman Matz town hall webcast now available. Covers wide array of hot topics facing Credit Unions. [8/7]
- Going Toe-to-Toe with Your Examiner
Itâs no surprise that there will be times that you will not agree with your examiner or his/her examination report. How can you ensure that you are responding effectively to your examination process? Here are steps you can take to manage the examination process and what to do when you disagree with the exam results. [8/6]
- It May Be All about the Money
Probably the most important task a credit union board can undertake is the selection of a new CEO. Â This article identifies five questions the board should consider when evaluating a compensation package that will enable them to attract and retain the talent they need. [8/6]
