CUNA said it plans to meet with Sen. Mark Udall (D-Colo., pictured at left) after the mid-term election about his support for a Department of Defense proposal that would limit payday lending alternative products at credit unions.
"We haven't had a chance to talk to Senator Udall about it. We look forward to talking to him about it after he wins his re-election," Ryan Donovan, SVP of legislative affairs at CUNA, told CU Times Tuesday.
Concerns about the proposal would likely be raised with members of the Senate Armed Services Committee, such as Udall, whenever the committee takes up a Defense Authorization bill, Donovan added.
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