Credit Union Times | Accurate and Timely CU News

Warning Flag: Banks Gaining in Consumer Satisfaction

By Eileen Courter

The latest University of Michigan American Consumer Satisfaction Index shows commercial banks reaching a new high of 77 on a scale of 100, continuing a steady upward trend that started in 2000. Wachovia topped the list at 80, followed by JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo, each at 72.

Read Story

News

CUNA Holds Joint Compliance School with NY, NJ Leagues

News

NCUA to Testify in March 27 Subprime, Predatory Lending Hearing

Recommended Just For You

News Stories

March 27, 2007

Affinity FCU Finding Early Success with HSAs

Credit unions still sitting on the fence about offering Health Savings Accounts because they think it may be too time consuming an effort should take notes from Affinity Federal Credit Union.

Read

March 27, 2007

Another Major Fast Food Chain Opts for Contactless Payments

Taco Bell, a major fast food chain, has decided to test using MasterCard's contactless payment product in some of its stores, the No. 2 card brand said.

Read

March 27, 2007

Ogilvy & Mather Exec Blasts 'Optiva' Name

The "Optiva" branding controversy over credit union name selection turned out to be a prime topic for debate at CUNA's Marketing & Business Development Council conference here. (See related coverage on page 1-36).

Read

March 27, 2007

Dollar Warns Anew About Charter Value

Taking note of recent developments on conversions, former NCUA Chairman Dennis Dollar last week called on state and federal regulators and the industry leadership to work much harder at enhancing the value of the credit union charter.

Read

March 27, 2007

Iowa Passes Car Title Bill

The Iowa Senate and the House of Representatives both voted in favor of capping car title loans at 21% versus the current 264% to 300% that consumers pay.

Read

March 27, 2007