WASHINGTON–Americans are more optimistic—although that’s relative—when it comes to buying and selling houses.
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WASHINGTON—Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is pointing to substantial domestic progress on anti-money laundering policy and areas in which Treasury plans to take action in the coming months and years.
WASHINGTON—Acting Comptroller of the Currency Michael J. Hsu said the safety and soundness of the federal banking system continues to be a top agency priority, as is improving fairness in banking—including a focus on overdraft charges.
NEW YORK–The Inclusiv Center for Resiliency and Clean Energy and Inclusive Prosperity Capital (IPC) have partnered to expand the “Smart-E Loan,” IPC's national residential green lending program, to New Mexico, Arizona, and Texas, according to the organizations.
BRANDON, Fla.—Mary Ott Wood, president and CEO of Florida West Coast Credit Union, has announced plans to retire Oct. 27 after 24 years of service. A search for a successor has been launched.
PENSACOLA, Fla.–A former employee of a Navy FCU branch here has been charged with stealing more than $300,000 from nearly 40 members.
SANDY, Utah—A man here reportedly was able to steal funds from several credit unions by using fake U.S. passports.
WASHINGTON–More than 200 credit unions have received close to $600 million in total from Treasury’s CDFI Fund’s Equity Recovery program (CDFI ERP) grants.
WASHINGTON–Consumer credit hit a record high of $4.82 trillion in February, according to new data released by the Federal Reserve, continuing a debt trend that emerged at the beginning of 2022, even as interest rate increases have only made that debt more expensive.
NEW YORK–A new study offers insights into the financial state of gig workers when it comes to their futures and retirement planning, finding most people come up short.