BROOKLYN, N.Y.–Following the Russian invasion of the Ukraine and the resulting humanitarian crisis in the country, Polish & Slavic FCU, in partnership with the John Paul II Foundation of New Jersey, said it has set up a special account at PSFCU to which anyone can deposit donations.
WASHINGTON – Thirteen credit union “champions” have been inducted into the Credit Union House Hall of Leaders in honor of their significant contributions to the credit union industry.
MADISON, Wis. –The National Credit Union Foundation has published a research brief that details how credit unions can increase membership, expand lending and improve the financial well-being of members, adding the research focuses on “those most in need.”
MADISON, Wis.—CUES said its CEO Institute I: Strategic Planning will be offered in an online format in 2022.
WASHINGTON—NAFCU was among the organizations that offered input when the Federal Housing Finance Agency held a public listening session on credit score models.
WASHINGTON—The USPS pilot program offering paycheck-cashing services has not been approved by the PRC and is in direct violation of the Postal Accountability & Enhancement Act (PAEA), according to a letter to the Postal Regulatory Commission from Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-MO).
JOLIET, Ill.–NuMark Credit Union said it has selected the AI-based underwriting platform from Scienaptic AI.
NEW YORK—Bank of America reported credit and debit card spending by its customers during January reached $65 billion for the month, up 16%.
SYDNEY, Australia–New research findings offer some hope for credit unions as they compete in a very competitive market for talent.
DUBLIN, Ireland–Twelve of Ireland’s largest credit unions are significantly expanding services to members through an agreement with Irish Life Financial Services to include financial advising, including in areas such as pensions and investments.
