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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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Question of the Week: Dormant Rep Payee Accounts
If we have an account labeled "rep payee" with no activity since January 2023, can we close it as dormant? -
NEW: InfoSight360 Compliance Officer Bootcamp
Finding experienced compliance officers has never been more challenging—and we’ve heard that concern directly from credit unions. That’s why we created the InfoSight360 Compliance Officer Bootcamp. -
Question of the Week: Open-End Monthly Payments
My understanding is that the credit union cannot set up open-end installment loan payments on a bi-weekly or weekly basis to match a member's paydays. Can we set up payments other than monthly, such as biweekly or semi-monthly? -
InfoSight360 Enhancements
Explore a few enhancements recently made to InfoSight360. -
NCUA Announces Fourth Round of Deregulation Proposals
On Jan. 27, the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) announced four additional proposals under its deregulation project. -
Question of the Week: SCRA
We recently had a member receive his deployment papers and requested that his current loan rate be decreased to 6.00%. Are we required to lower the rate prior to receiving the papers? Or can we wait until we have received the deployment papers from him? -
My 360 View
InfoSight360 offers a unique way for users to personalize their experience. The My 360 View dashboard lets you personalize your experience by creating a dashboard that reflects your needs and interests. -
NCUA Announces 2026 Supervisory Priorities
On Jan. 14, the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) announced its supervisory priorities for 2026. Learn more about what the focus areas are. -
Question of the Week: Reporting Backup Withholding
Do you have any information on what we should be doing if a member is subject to backup withholding? Who should we be reporting it to? -
CFPB Withdraws Additional Guidance; NCUA’s Deregulation Project Rolls On
On Jan. 12, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) announced the withdrawal of an October 2023 joint statement which cautioned that a creditor’s policies related to an applicant’s immigration or citizenship status could, in certain circumstances, run afoul of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act’s anti-discrimination requirements.
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