NCUA Submits Information Collection for Review and Clearance Under Paperwork Reduction Act

Summary

The NCUA is seeking public comments on a previously approved information collection related to federally insured credit unions, which includes a maximum borrowing limit and a waiver process for state chartered credit unions.

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