Links in “Credit Unions”
- Your Biggest Security Threat: Well-intentioned Employees
Hackers may get all the attention, but well-intentioned employees can open the door and turn the lights on for the hackers. [6/19]
- SCOTUS to Decide Whether Disparate Impact Can Be Brought Under Fair Housing
Supreme Court plans to hear a case that will determine whether discrimination claims based on effect, rather than intent, are viable under the Fair Housing Act; CFPB and some federal appeals courts have taken the position that disparate impact claims can be brought under both the FHA and the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, despite the fact that the plain language of the statutes donât specifically allow for these types of claims. [6/19]
- Are Your Members Aware of These Money Scams?
Consumers have lost millions of dollars through the scams identified in this article; make sure your members know to be on the watch for these situations. [6/19]
- The NCUA Report: A Must Read
Broad range of topics covered with emphasis on understanding Board actions. [6/19]
- Second Time’s the Charm: Are You Aware of the Remote Deposit Capture Risk?
A risk that is unique to the remote deposit capture service (RDC): individuals can deposit items twice, first through the RDC route, then a second time over the counter. [6/17]
- Taking a Closer Look at CFPB’s 6 Overdraft Report Sections
Section 5 looks at linking checking accounts to savings accounts and Reg. D issues. [6/17]
- PEW Releases Payday Loans Video
Animation follows "Jennifer," one of 12 million Americans who take out payday loans every year. [6/17]
- Handling CTRs When Lawyer Doesn’t Specify Beneficiary
How to complete the CTR when a deposit is made into an IOLTA account and the lawyer doesn't provide you with beneficiary info. [6/17]
- In Search of the Compliant Online Account Opening Process
Offering online account opening can attract the Gen-Yâers, who are apt to use the web to research a financial product; making that process compliant requires forethought. [6/17]
- Matz: NCUA Town Hall July 18
NCUA Board Chairman Matz to hold town hall covering wide range of topics including regulatory relief and risk management. [6/14]



