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MCLEAN, Va.—Capital One announced that all flagship Capital One rewards credit card holders can now use Capital One Travel to book travel and even use their rewards to cover the cost of their reservation.

CALGARY, Alberta–An unknown number of credit unions across Canada were hit by a “cybersecurity incident.” 

WESTBURY, N.Y.–Jovia Financial Credit Union said it is eliminating overdraft fees and also introducing a new “Carefree” checking option. The $4-billion credit union said it is the first in its market to eliminate the NSF fees. 

SUMTER, S.C.– Reading skills took center stage at Shaw Air Force Base with the start of its Summer Reading Program sponsored by SAFE Credit Union and other businesses.

BANNOCKBURN, Ill.– Great Lakes Credit Union (GLCU) said it has introduced two products it said it can “help members grow their savings more quickly”: Jumbo and Super Jumbo Certificates.

NEW YORK–The slowing of the economy coupled with inflation affecting the most basic of items over the last few months has led to a spike in people in need of “dire financial assistance,” many as the result of having taken out more payday loans and, now, as the result of taking buy now, pay later (BNPL) loans, according to a new report.

TROY, Mich.–New research from J.D. Power offers insights into how people are using buy now, pay later (BNPL) financing solutions and how it is affecting their financial health. Among the findings: while growing quickly, BNPL still comprises a small slice of consumer financing choices, and many consumers don’t understand how various forms of financing work.

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif.—It’s time credit unions step away from being “passive” in driving member relationships and follow another lead from fintechs, according to Co-op Solutions.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.–Two Oklahoma credit unions have announced plans to merge.