Governor Hogan allowed hundreds of bills passed by the General Assembly to become law late last week without his signature, including a number that affect credit unions.

On Tuesday, Northam signed an executive order allowing Northern Virginia to begin Phase One of reopening on May 29 while the rest of the state begins reopening May 15.

As restrictions begin to ease, credit unions need to remain responsive to government requirements while also meeting operational and organizational challenges.

The MD|DC Credit Union Association is hosting the fifth in an ongoing series of virtual Town Halls to support credit unions and offer solutions during the COVID-19 crisis.

Read the Latest Risk Alert from CUNA Mutual Group, which highlights information on overdraft fees and what it means for credit unions. 

The MD|DC Credit Union Association has expressed deep concern about the law’s “overreach” and burdensome reporting requirements.

If your members are having an issue with their stimulus checks, not to worry. The IRS has issued guidance on what to do. If their spouse is deceased the same rules apply. Simply return their portion of the money back to the IRS.

PSCU has posted their weekly transaction analysis for the week ending on May 3, 2020, from its Owner credit union members to identify the impact of COVID-19 on consumer spending and shopping trends.

Graduations across the country have been cancelled, leaving students unable to enjoy the high school traditions they look forward to throughout the year. Democracy FCU is standing up to this COVID-19 shutdown and throwing a virtual prom for students to attend from home.

The MD|DC Credit Union Association hosted its Fourth Virtual Town Hall on Wednesday.