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WESTBROOK, Maine–The Maine Credit Union League has joined with Good Shepherd Food Bank and New Ventures Maine to launch a financial literacy pilot program with two community food pantries.

DALLAS–The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has expanded an initiative to identify and reduce barriers to “full, equal, and fair” participation in the nation’s economy.

ARLINGTON, Va.—Eight candidates have been selected by the NAFCU Nominating Committee for the six open positions in this year's NAFCU board elections. Three of the eight are incumbents.

KAHULUI, Hawaii— Wailuku Federal Credit Union has selected CURevl to provide it with a custom education suite of products.

AUSTIN, Texas—Three people have been appointed to the Texas Credit Union Commission by Gov. Greg Abbot.

WASHINGTON–The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has filed a lawsuit against TransUnion, two of its subsidiaries, and longtime executive John Danaher for allegedly violating a 2017 law enforcement order.

WASHINGTON–CUNA said it “strongly objects” to the CFPB’s portrayal of all fees charged by credit unions as “junk fees” and further stated the Bureau is not “vested with the authority” to police “competitiveness” in the financial services market, as the CFPB Request for Information “implies.”

LAKE TAPPS, Wash.—It’s become an ethical question for the aging CEOs and managers of many struggling credit unions, according to one person—do they seek out a merger in order to provide members with more services, or do they hang on until they get paid?

SOPOT, Poland–One week after the creation of the Polish American Credit Union Support Fund, more than $62,000 has been donated by U.S. credit unions to help CUs in Poland assist the flood of Ukrainian refugees who have entered the country seeking safety.

WASHINGTON–Consumer prices rose 8.5% in the year through March, reaching the fastest inflation rate since 1981, according to new data from the Bureau for Labor Statistics.