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Texas Court Invalidates DOL Overtime Exemption Salary Threshold Rule
A federal judge in Texas struck down the DOL's latest attempt to raise the minimum salary thresholds for the FLSA's white-collar overtime exemption, finding that the rule exceeded the agency’s statutory authority. Login Required.
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RISK Alerts for March
New RISK Alerts now available from CUNA Mutual Group. -
NEW Resource – Required Compliance Training
Check out the Required Compliance Training information that has been added under the Resources area of InfoSight. -
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Question of the Week
We have an executor that is disputing certain transactions for a deceased member under Reg E. Can they do that? -
Question of the Week
Question: With the passage of HR 1319, the American Rescue Plan of 2021, our members have started to receive their $1,400 (and most times more) stimulus payments. Can we offset against past-due or charged-off loans, or recoup deficiencies in a deposit account? Answer: Yes. These payments were not provided with the same protections against garnishment, attachment, seizure, or other legal process as were the $600 payments of late 2020. -
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CFPB Offers Webinar on Mortgage Forbearance Options
Please join the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Federal Housing Finance Agency, Department of Housing and Urban Development, Department of Agriculture, and Department of Veterans Affairs on Monday, March 22... -
March 24 NCUA Webinar Will Cover COVID-19 Credit Risk Issues
NCUA is hosting a webinar on March 24 about potential areas of credit risk resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. -
EIP Direct Deposits Being Received
The IRS reports that it began sending out direct deposits of Economic Impact Payments last week, and some recipients had their funds as early as Friday, March 12. -
CFPB Rescinds Abusiveness Policy Statement
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced it is rescinding its Jan. 24, 2020, “Statement of Policy Regarding Prohibition on Abusive Acts or Practices.”
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