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WASHINGTON–Mortgage rates continue to rise, having jumped significantly even prior to the Federal Reserve’s meeting this week at which it announced it was pushing up rates.

ATLANTA–Several experts in the automotive field are predicting lower prices for vehicles lie in the future, which would be welcome news to many auto-shoppers.

WASHINGTON–Inflation. The war in Ukraine. The midterms. Mass shootings. Baby formula shortages. Soaring gas prices. Is this year setting a record in Washington for issues grabbing the attention of Congress and sidelining the CU agenda, or does it just feel that way?”

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–Fraud played a role in two of the three most recent credit union failures, which in total cost the insurance fund just over $1 million.

Financial services can be difficult to price.

MADISON, Wis.–Seventy-eight credit union professionals in Ukraine participated in online meetings with a professional psychologist that were set up by World Council of Credit Unions' Credit for Agriculture Producers (CAP) Project, a USAID-funded activity.

WASHINGTON–The House has passed legislation that would ease expansion of credit union field of membership into underserved areas.

SIOUX FALLS, S.D.–Levo Credit Union has selected the AI-powered credit decision platform from Scienaptic AI.

WASHINGTON—Although it has credit union support, NAFCU wants Congress to revisit several aspects of the Financial Services Racial Equity, Inclusion, and Economic Justice Act package, which includes the just-passed Expanding Financial Access for Underserved Communities Act, saying it brings greater regulatory burden.