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Panel Outlines How Interchange Provision Will Affect CUs

July 13, 2010
It would be a shame if legislation aimed at protecting consumers instead causes transaction fees and the end of free checking. READ MORE

Minimizing the Impact Of Interchange Provisions

August 19, 2010
While small issuers won't be covered by the Fed's rule on interchange fees, they'll still be affected by it. READ MORE

The Dodd-Frank Act

October 01, 2010
The Dodd-Frank Act creates hundreds of new rules. How many will affect CUs? READ MORE

Two Reg Revisions to Watch

February 01, 2011
Stay informed about rule changes for debit card interchange fees and corporate CUs. READ MORE

No Reg Relief in Sight

January 01, 2011
CUs' compliance load just keeps getting heavier. READ MORE

Addressing Interchange Fees & NCUA Concerns

January 31, 2011
CUNA is pursuing dramatic improvements in the Fed's debit interchange fee proposal. READ MORE

Legislation May Lead to Higher Fees

January 27, 2011
CUs would not only need to cover the loss of fee income, but also the increased costs of complying with the regulations. READ MORE

Interchange Proposal Tops Regulatory Priorities

February 03, 2011
CUNA continues to address Fed and FASB proposals, financial literacy requirements for directors, and guidance on corporate credit unions and internet banking authentication. READ MORE

An Issue That Unites and Infuriates

March 08, 2011
CUNA urges Congress to take another look at the interchange provision and its impact on smaller institutions. READ MORE

Matz Calls for Exemptions in Fed Interchange Rulemaking

February 17, 2011

NCUA Chairman Debbie Matz called upon the Federal Reserve to craft a debit card interchange rule that reflects Dodd-Frank Act language addressing small institution pricing issues.

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