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Navy Federal Credit Union experienced a major outage affecting mobile and online banking due to scheduled maintenance, impacting over 15 million members including military families and veterans. The institution has not provided a clear timeline for service restoration, highlighting the importance of digital reliability and effective communication during technical disruptions.
Navy Federal Credit Union has been ordered to pay over $95 million after the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) found it charged customers illegal overdraft fees from 2017 to 2022. The credit union collected nearly $1 billion in fees, including surprise charges on transactions with sufficient funds and fees from delayed peer-to-peer payments. Navy Federal will refund over $80 million to consumers and pay a $15 million civil penalty. The CFPB's action aims to eliminate illegal fees and protect consumers, including servicemembers and veterans.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has ordered Navy Federal Credit Union to pay over $95 million for charging illegal surprise overdraft fees from 2017 to 2022. The credit union must refund more than $80 million to affected consumers and pay a $15 million civil penalty. Navy Federal charged fees on transactions that appeared to have sufficient funds and on delayed peer-to-peer payments, violating the Consumer Financial Protection Act. This enforcement is part of the CFPB's broader effort to eliminate illegal junk fees in the financial sector.
Scammers are targeting users of the Navy Federal Credit Union app, conning victims out of thousands of dollars by coercing them to hand over their phones and applying for fraudulent loans. Despite security measures, victims like Antoni Garza are left with significant financial losses and little recourse from the credit union. Police report a growing number of similar cases across Virginia and Florida.
Crooks in Virginia Beach are targeting people with the Navy Federal Credit Union app, conning them out of thousands by forcing them to apply for fraudulent loans. Victims, like Antoni Garza, are left with significant financial losses, and despite multiple reports, Navy Federal has not been able to recover the stolen funds. Police have received numerous reports of similar scams, highlighting the need for increased vigilance and security measures.
The Philadelphia Flyers, in collaboration with the NHL and adidas, have revealed the 2024 adidas Authentic NHL Stadium Series jersey for the upcoming 2024 Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series. The special-edition uniforms, designed for the Flyers vs. Devils matchup at MetLife Stadium on February 17, feature bold designs and oversized elements tailored for the outdoor game. The jerseys are now available for presale, and the game will be broadcast on ABC and ESPN+.