Legislative Redistricting in Mississippi
As state lawmakers currently evaluate Mississippi’s legislative boundaries, we are keeping a close watch. Redistricting involves complex legal and political processes, and its outcomes directly shape how we advocate for our cooperative mission in Jackson. Here is why we are monitoring the process and what it means for you (our credit unions): This will help […]
Penny Rounding Legislation Passes House, Moves to Senate
The Common Cents Act (H.R. 3074) passed the U.S. House of Representatives this past Tuesday by a unanimous voice vote. This legislation mandates the permanent end of penny production for general circulation, which should help eliminate government waste (since pennies cost over 3 cents each to produce). In the meantime, all existing pennies currently in […]
New Mississippi Laws Impacting Credit Unions: What to Know Before July 1
The 2026 Mississippi Legislative session brought some regulatory and consumer protection updates that officially take effect on July 1, 2026. Below are a few significant pieces of newly enacted legislation that can impact credit unions and your members. Stopping Digital Scams: HB 1625 The Law: The Mississippi Virtual Currency Kiosk Consumer Protection Act. Summary: This […]
Strengthening Relationships Through Advocacy and Engagement
We recently participated in two important events that highlighted the Tennessee and MississippiCredit Union Association’s ongoing commitment to advocacy, relationship-building andcommunity presence. Last Thursday, we attended a luncheon with Congressman Michael Guest. Later that evening, weparticipated in an event for Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith. Both opportunities highlighted the valueof staying engaged with policymakers to help advance […]