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OLD TOWN, Maine–Credit unions in this state have kicked off their 17th Annual Maine Credit Unions’ Ending Hunger Walking and Awareness Tour.

KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii — Thousands of students returning to school after their fall break are still enjoying their backpacks, notebooks, writing tools and more collected by Hawaii Community Federal Credit Union (HCFCU), Pacific Media Group and Hawaii Island United Way during theKako’o I Na Keiki Back To School Supply Drive.

HOBOKEN, N.J.–With the announcement by Fidelity that it is launching a virtual currency trading platform, a new survey of 1,000 adult American investors who are not currently invested in virtual currency offers insights into whether they would ever take the plunge into virtual currency.

EUGENE, Ore., Oct. 25, 2018 – PenFed Credit Union’s Eugene, Ore. Service Center has announced charitable donations totaling $25,000 to Boys and Girls Clubs of Emerald Valley (BGCEV), FOOD for Lane County (FFLC), Pro-Bone-O, and Sexual Assault Support Services (SASS). 

ATLANTA—While new car sales numbers continue to decline from the banner year 2016, lenders are seeing their overall auto lending dollars increase as a result of a decline in leasing and growing consumer interest in used cars, reports Equifax.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–Credit unions in Utah and Maine led the way in median asset growth during the year ending Sept. 30, while asset growth was negative among credit unions in New Jersey, Louisiana, and Kansas, according to NCUA.

WASHINGTON—Fifty-eight percent of registered voters strongly or somewhat support more government regulation and oversight of some large banks, according to one new survey.

HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif.–The American Association of Credit Union Leagues has elected its board and board executive committee members. The elections were held during the AACUL’s winter conference here.

ANN ARBOR, Mich.–The new year-end Credit Union Satisfaction Index (CUSI) stands at 86, showing a slight increase in the level of satisfaction among credit union members over that of bank customers.

ARLINGTON, Va.–NAFCU has sent a letter to regulators urging them to interpret the Volcker rule “in the way Congress intended,” which is not to "afford the largest and most complex banks relief from critically important safety and soundness regulations."