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LOS ANGELES–California Credit Union has been named the official credit union of the Los Angeles Zoo.

GRAND CHUTE, Wis. – Capital Credit Union has become the presenting sponsor of the new outfield slide that is the signature piece of the renovations at Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium.

NEW YORK—The online credit card market known as BidenCash, which sells compromised payment card data, recently released for free details of two million payment cards as a publicity stunt, Bank Info Security reported.

MADISON, Wis.–Three case studies around a trio of small credit unions that have been identified as “thriving” are being shared, offering insights into their unique operations and why they have prospered, including generating the kinds of ROAs that would be the envy of much larger credit unions in some cases.

WASHINGTON—The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) released a special edition of its Supervisory Highlights that it said reports on “unlawful” junk fees uncovered in deposit accounts and in multiple loan servicing markets, including in mortgage, student, and payday lending.

WASHINGTON—Two senators are expressing concerns over two proposed rules issued by the Small Business Administration that would change regulations governing SBA's 7(a) Loan Program and 504 Loan Program and to allow fintech lenders to offer 7(a) loans.

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. –Spending by members on their credit and debit cards was “muted” during January, according to the latest numbers released by Co-op Solutions and its SmartGrowth team.

MADISON, Wis.—The Worldwide Foundation for Credit Unions and the World Council of Credit Unions said they are accepting applications through April 14 from credit union development educators interested in obtaining designation in the International Credit Union Development Education (I‐CUDE) program.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–NCUA’s chairman is downplaying any threat to the agency’s existence as the result of a case currently before the Supreme Court.

NEW YORK—Nearly half of Americans in their prime working years, ages 27 to 58, now have credit card debts that exceed the balance in their savings accounts, according to a new survey.