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The fight over the attempt to cap payday lending interest in the District of Columbia at 24% may have implications for the nationwide debate over the controversial business, according to industry opponents and observers.

The three former employees of Check 'n Go in Washington, D.C. were not fired from their jobs, according to a policy counsel with the Center for Responsible Lending.

The three former employees of Check 'n Go in Washington, D.C. were not fired from their jobs, according to a policy counsel with the Center for Responsible Lending.

As an article in Saturday's Denver Post took note of some Colorado credit unions' exposure to mortgage loans, including the "troubles" at Norlarco in Fort Collins, where loans in Lee County Florida make up 20% of the portfolio (with $70 million in default) two mortgage-centered CU associations are meeting here...

CUNA is sharing more satirical videos of the evil banker out to quash CURIA and the Little Guy with members of Congress and their staffs.

Credit unions received over $5 million in technical and financial assistance grants from the U.S. Treasury Department's Community Development Financial Institutions Fund during the latest round of awards.