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 The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.s  FDIC  recent proposal on recordkeeping for bank deposits received from third-party, nonbank companies is a step in the right direction. But work needs to be done in informing end users of the risks inherent in the relationships forged between banks and nonbanks.In comments delivered in the wake of the proposal earlier this month, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau  CFPB  Director Rohit Chopra said stanley canada ,  Over the past decade, we have seen a significant incursion into consumer deposit taking and payments activities by companies that arent banks or credit unions 鈥?This trend poses significant risks. Beyond the new mandates on recordkeeping 鈥?wherein FDIC-insured banks holding certain custodial accounts would ensure accurate records are kept determining the individual owner of t stanley italy he funds and to reconcile the account for each individual owner on a daily basis 鈥?consumers need more information.Per Chopras concerns:  Disclosure requirements re stanley cup nz lated to the intricacies of pass-through deposit insurance are woefully inadequate. Consumers should, at the very least, be told clearly and concisely that they could face delays or lose their money by banking with a nonbank. PYMNTS Intelligence reported in past coverage that 36% of U.S. consumers used these nonbank financial institutions  FIs , outpaced by millennials 鈥?where 44% of this demographic used non-bank FIs, while 43% of bridge millennials did so. And we found that 31% of consumers earning less than Qsiy FinTech Kamino Raises $6.1M to Help Latam Startups Raise Funds
 The holiday season is just around the corner,聽which means retailers will be hiring temporary workers during their busy time of the year.According to a report, U.S. retailers will hire around 738,800 part-time workers starting in October, which Challenger, Gray  Christmas said is on par with  stanley cup 2015. But while retailers will do the lions share of hiring, it turns out its not for their store floors and cash registers. Rather, the hiring is for the warehouses and fulfillment centers that support eCommerce sales.Take Target, for one example. It said it will hire 70,000, which is in line with last years levels. Target said hiring for the warehouses and fulfillment centers for its online sales will increase to 7,500 people. The stanley usa  other retailers havent announced their hiring plans yet, but Fortune said Targets announcement is a sign that a growing trend of increasing warehouse staff during the holidays will continue. The report pointed to Macys, which last year lowered its in-store hiring but increased its part-time eCommerce fulfillment staff by 20 percent to 12,000 people. Amazon doubled its holiday season hiring between 2012 and 2015. The sector with the biggest increase in holiday hiring in recent years has been transportation and warehousing, as more and more holiday shopping is stanley cup  done online,  Challenger, Gray  Christmas CEO John Challenger said in the report.The move on the part of the retailers to hire more staff during the holidays to support online orders shouldnt come