CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.—Noting that Millennials have officially outpaced Baby Boomers in the workplace, the Tennessee Credit Union League has established “tnmic” to motivate, innovate and connect credit union young professionals.
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MADISON, Wis. – CUNA Mutual Group reported strong 2015 operating results, with total revenue rising to $3.1 billion and growth in its core strategic business units up 5.5%.
MALVERN, Penn.–Just a week after announcing that Temonos’ fiscal year 2015 earnings were up by 23%, the company announced it has formally completed its merger with Akcelerant, bringing the latter into the Temenos portfolio.
LANSING, Mich. — LAFCU has won the 2016 Innovation Award from the Michigan Credit Union League for its six-foot-tall letters of its name that are part of a marketing campaign titled “Down to the Letter.”
BRISTOL, Conn.–It has been nearly a year since several robbers allegedly broke into a CU CFO’s home and held him and his mother hostage as part of a robbery attempt.The crime remains unsolved, and now investigators are looking into whether what took place here is related to a string of employee abduction robberies that took place later in 2015 in Tennessee.
WASHINGTON–Fannie Mae’s Home Purchase Sentiment Index (HPSI) decreased 1.7 points to 81.5 in January, with housing affordability constraints reflected in the downward movement of two of the HPSI components.
NEW YORK—President Obama’s 2017 budget includes $245.9-million for the Community Development Financial Institution Fund. If the funds survive Congress, it would mark the largest CDFI appropriation in the history of the fund, up from $233.5 million in 2016.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.–Credit unions and their members can share ideas on saving money and building financial security during NCUA’s live Twitter chat on Tuesday, Feb. 16, beginning at 11 a.m. ET.
WASHINGTON–CUNA, the Republican National Convention, the Democratic National Convention Committee, and RealClearPolitics are partnering on community service projects as part of the national political conventions later this year.
MCLEAN, Va.–Mortgage rates moved lower for the sixth consecutive week according to the latest results of Freddie mac’s Primary Mortgage Market Survey.