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BANNOCKBURN, Ill.–Great Lakes Credit Union has announced what it called a “significant reduction and removal of a range of fees” on its products and services, a move GLCU said will save members a total of over $1 million annually.

CHICAGO– The overall rate of suspected digital fraud across all industries decreased nearly 19% YoY from Q2 2021 to Q2 2022 in the United States, according to a new analysis.

WYANDOTTE, Mich.–Michigan Legacy Credit Union has reintroduced a program aimed at helping younger adults purchase a car without a co-signer, while also providing them a credit card at the same time.

TORONTO–In a changing but still hot real estate market, new research reveals in which states homes are selling most slowly.

WASHINGTON–Higher mortgage rates are having an effect, as the supply of homes for sale across the U.S. grew at a record rate during July. But that growth hasn’t translated into much lower prices due to demand.

MADISON, Wis. – The National Credit Union Foundation has announced the Biz Kid$ Showcase, a  nationwide competition for young people aged 12 to 18 that has a goal of raising awareness of credit unions, enhance financial literacy, and encouraging entrepreneurship by guiding participants through a series of educational modules and a business planning exercise.

WASHINGTON—Indicative of the vigorous pushback the financial industry is mounting against a new piece of legislation before Congress, CUNA said it is now launching its “Protect My Card” Member Activation Program (MAP) campaign to activate credit union members to oppose the interchange bill introduced by Sens. Roger Marshall (R-KS) and Dick Durbin (D-IL).

IONIA, Mich.–Michigan One Community Credit Union has named a new CEO to succeed Tim Hemenway, who is retiring on Oct. 1.

Traditionally in the credit union industry, the branch where a member opens an account receives credit for that member’s business.

LAKE FOREST, Ill—While overdraft revenue among all depositories grew to $34.4 billion (annualized) during the first half of the year, Moebs $ervices is cautioning that the same pace of growth may not be sustained in the year’s second half as the economy starts to falter.