News stories tagged 21feb19

No insurance premium for now, but outlook for future less certain

(Feb. 19, 2021) No premium – for now — is in the works for credit unions to pay to bring the federal credit union savings insurance fund back up to...

Ito: commends board for vigilance on NCUSIF equity, intrigued about legislation

(Feb. 19, 2021) NASCUS President and CEO Lucy Ito commended all three board members for their vigilance in monitoring the insurance fund equity ratio, “especially in light of the root...

Amanda Tuckey named senior director of communications/marketing

(Feb. 19, 2021) Amanda Tuckey will lead NASCUS’ marketing and communications efforts when she joins the association next week as senior director of communications and marketing. Most recently the director...

Forbearance, foreclosure moratorium for some loans extended

(Feb. 19, 2021) The White House this week announced extensions of the moratorium on foreclosures and mortgage forbearance programs that were set to end in March to help provide relief...

Funds earn ‘clean’ opinions – but challenges lie ahead

(Feb. 19, 2021) While four funds administered by NCUA all earned unmodified or “clean” audit opinions for 2020, the agency’s inspector general still outlined a number of 2021 challenges for...

Board OKs joint ownership share accounts final rule

(Feb. 19, 2021) In other action Thursday, the NCUA Board unanimously approved a final rule on joint ownership share accounts, and heard a report on the new Emergency Capital Investment...

BRIEFLY: NCUA registration for tax credit webinar now open; FDIC (finally) names CINO (who also advised CUs); state system hopes for best in grim winter

(Feb. 19, 2021) NCUA said registration is now open for a Tuesday (Feb. 23) webinar on the earned income tax credit and the volunteer income tax assistance (VITA) programs. The...

TRANSITIONS: New commissioner appointed in LA

(Feb. 19, 2021) Stanley M. Dameron has been appointed commissioner of the Louisiana Office of Financial Institutions in the Office of the Governor, succeeding John Ducrest who retired late last...