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MADISON, Wis.—It’s a busy week for webinars of interest to credit unions.

FORT WAYNE, Ind.–3Rivers FCU has announced plans to build three new branches in Central Indiana and it widely expands its physical presence in the state.

NEW YORK—Nearly three-fourths of Americans ready to travel have changed either their behavior or their travel budgets—due to soaring prices—to make summer vacation a reality, a new U.S. News & World Report survey reveals.

MARLBOROUGH, Mass.–Digital Federal Credit Union has named a new president and CEO to succeed its long-time leader, Jim Regan.

CHICAGO–CUNAs Credit Union System Digitization Working Group met here yesterday and is getting closer to providing “deliverables,” according to EVP/Chief Engagement Officer Greg Michlig, who leads the Working Group.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–The deadline is this week for certain credit unions to apply to NCUA for more than $1.5 million in grants for expanding services to the underserved and to improve cybersecurity.

SAN DIEGO–NCUA Chairman told credit union leaders at the CUNA/NASCUS Cybersecurity Conference here the agency has put numerous resources in place to help reduce cyber-threats, and is moving forward—including in concert with other agencies—on additional steps to do the same.

LAKE FOREST, Ill.—Payday lenders, despite their bad reputation among consumer groups and in Washington, will continue to steal credit union business unless CUs decide to make some changes, and that includes no longer “seeing the work of the devil,” asserts one economist.

MADISON, Wis.–The Fed’s move to increase the federal funds rate by 75 basis points does not mean “the sky is falling,” and while a recession is more likely in 2023, credit union lending remains strong, according to a CUNA economist.