NCUA Budget Briefing Shows Both Progress, Areas for Improvement
The public review preceded a Board vote on the agency’s two-year budget, scheduled for Nov. 17. Public comment may be submitted until Nov. 4.
The public review preceded a Board vote on the agency’s two-year budget, scheduled for Nov. 17. Public comment may be submitted until Nov. 4.
The regulator is now accepting comments and requests to attend budget briefing via email through Nov. 4.
The meeting also featured a quarterly update on the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund.
The Washington State Legislature adjourned sine die after passing a supplemental operating budget with bipartisan support in both chambers. The supplemental budget, which makes midcourse adjustments to the two-year 2015-17 budget, will run through June 2017.
Washington State Legislature called into special session.
A new video from the NCUF highlights the power of Financial Reality Fairs to transform high schoolers’ understanding of personal financial management.
NCUA Chair Matz will call for a January vote to publish the methodologies for calculating the OTR and operating fee in the Federal Register, opening them for comment.
The two-year budget includes a tuition cut for college students and ends a handful of tax exemptions.
Marketer Derek Gillette offers five practical tips for branding and marketing on a budget. Get his “Branding Without a Budget” ebook for free here.
The Washington State Legislature ended its special session without reaching critical budget agreements. They now begin a second special session.
The NWCUA’s Marketers’ Conference brought together the brightest minds in the industry to tackle the toughest marketing challenges and open up new opportunities.
Budget negotiators are in Olympia for a special session of the legislature to bridge budget divides.
With only three weeks left in the legislative session, credit union bills await vote while budgets are debated. Vote expected by week’s end.
As deadline looms, the House and Senate are busy hearing and voting on bills, including two supported by the NWCUA.
The credit union regulator approved its 2015 budget by a 2-to-1 vote, increasing 4.2 percent over 2014.
Jim Nussle, former eight-term congressman, House budget chair, White House Management and Budget Office director, named new CUNA CEO.
International Credit Union Day is Thursday, October 16. It’s not too early to start planning your events. CUNA has some great toolkit resources — including talking points to win over your boss!
The NCUA approved a proposed rule giving regulatory relief and greater flexibility to managing fixed assets to federal credit unions. Another headline: No Stabilization Fund assessment this year.