ABA: Interactive Map of Bank CSR Efforts Launched
The ABA Foundation, ABA’s 501(c)(3) nonprofit affiliate, is today unveiling a new online tool to showcase banks’ corporate social responsibility programs. Building on entries in ABA’s Community Commitment Awards since 2012, the interactive map can be searched by state, category and bank asset size. The map can be used by members of the media and…
ABA: 6 Money Mistakes Newlyweds Should Avoid
ABA offers tips for managing money together WASHINGTON — Summer wedding season is in full swing and newlyweds will soon be managing their finances as a pair. The American Bankers Association is encouraging couples to waste no time addressing how they will handle money issues as spouses and financial partners. “Developing a financial plan can…
OCC: Education Event for Minority- and Women-Owned Businesses
WASHINGTON — The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) will host an educational event for minority- and women-owned businesses at its headquarters in Washington, D.C., on July 22 from 9:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. “Managing for Long-Term Success,” presented by Dr. Leonard Greenhalgh of the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College, is…
ABA: 6 Ways to Boost Your Credit Score
WASHINGTON —In recognition of American Housing Month in June, the American Bankers Association Foundation is reminding consumers of the critical impact credit scores can have on their housing options. “An important step to finding a home, whether you’re renting or buying, is ensuring that you have a good credit history,” said Frank Keating, ABA president…
OCC: Comptroller of the Currency Thomas Curry Discussed Community Redevelopment
NEW ORLEANS — Comptroller of the Currency Thomas J. Curry today discussed resources that aid redevelopment and revitalization of communities following natural disasters and other events. His remarks came during the Comeback Communities Conference, which helped mark the 10 years of recovery for New Orleans and the Gulf Coast following Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Related…
FDIC: Tips for Teaching Young People about Money
Parents and caregivers don’t have to be financial experts to teach young people to be responsible with money. The latest FDIC Consumer News features tips to help children from pre-kindergarten through college learn how to be smart about their finances. The Spring 2015 edition also includes a checklist of computer security tips for bank customers, an article…