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The Last Piece of the FACT Act Puzzle

October 01, 2010

Here's a snapshot of the risk-based pricing provisions of the FACT Act.

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‘You’ve Got to Be Kidding Me!’

April 14, 2011
New mortgage disclosures mean CUs face a short compliance timeframe and difficult problems to solve. Again. READ MORE

Reg Z Revisited, Again

May 18, 2011
Still more clarification is needed on the Fed's Reg Z changes. READ MORE

Ready for July 21?

June 11, 2011
July 21, 2011, is a significant date for all credit union compliance staff. Why? READ MORE

What Is Adverse Action?

October 15, 2011
The Dodd-Frank Act amended FCRA to require CUs to disclose that a credit score was used in taking any adverse employment action. READ MORE

CFPB Will Keep CUs Busy

May 21, 2012
Agency puts priority on consolidated mortgage disclosures. READ MORE

Compliance Q&A: Reg E’s Remittance Transfer Rule

October 01, 2012
CUs that offer remittance transfer services generally must provide the member with a written prepayment disclosure. READ MORE

CFPB Issues New Proposal on International Remittances

January 21, 2013
CUNA remains concerned over remittance exemption rules. READ MORE

CFPB Eyes Consumer Disclosure Trials

February 14, 2013
Dodd-Frank authorized the CFPB to facilitate innovation and to approve trial disclosure programs. READ MORE
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