This year, NAFCU said its top legislative priorities include raising the member business lending cap, supporting fair capital reform, advocating for national data security standards and protecting the credit union tax exemption.
"Throughout 2015, we will continue to advance our message to lawmakers and regulators that 'enough is enough,' particularly with respect to the over-regulation of credit unions and retailers' lack of accountability for data security breaches on their end," a special NAFCU update released Monday said.
"We will continue to press for regulatory relief so credit unions – which continue to see new highs in membership growth – have the resources and flexibility they need to satisfy the financial services needs of their members," NAFCU said.
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