Regulation E came back into the news in a big way in 2019 as the CFPB levied a $3.5 million civil money penalty and $12 million in restitution against an institution for incorrectly processing dispute claims.
Regulation E came back into the news in a big way in 2019 as the CFPB levied a $3.5 million civil money penalty and $12 million in restitution against an institution for incorrectly processing dispute claims.
When your customer passes away, family members left behind often know they need to do something about deposit accounts and other banking relationships of the decedent, but don’t know what they can and cannot do with them or with checks payable to the
The conundrum, a branch wants to raffle off homemade pies to raise money for a charity near and dear to the heart of those bankers. But is this a raffle, a contest or a lottery?
When funds in your customer’s account are from certain federal government payments, Treasury regulations require that you perform specific tasks if you are served a levy or garnishment order on your customer’s funds.
Questions regarding deceased renters, payable-on-death clause, living trusts, court orders, Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, USA Patriot Act, Suspicious Activity Reports, power of attorneys, Americans with Disabilities Act, past due boxes, abandoned
On June 4 the CFPB released a set of 8 FAQs to answer common questions about Electronic Funds Transfers and Reg E. This one-hour webinar will explain these 8 FAQs and the most important question of WHY these, and why now.