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MADISON, Wis.— It’s International Credit Union Day—a celebration that, for U.S. credit unions, goes well beyond branding. The day serves as an opportunity to demonstrate cooperative values in action, highlight their local and economic impact, and deepen the connections that bind members and communities together.

MILWAUKEE—The U.S. economy is likely to stay on a split path through 2026—steady growth at the top, but persistent financial strain for many households—according to Bill Handel, chief economist at Raddon, a Fiserv company.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.--In September, consumer spending growth remained consistent despite subdued consumer sentiment, reported Velera, citing its October edition of the Velera Payments Index.

WASHINGTON—Federal bank regulators on Thursday rescinded their joint guidance on climate-related financial risk management, saying existing safety and soundness rules already require banks to address all material risks, including emerging ones.

WASHINGTON—The Defense Credit Union Council has submitted a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee outlining the unique role defense credit unions play in preventing fraud, particularly within military and veteran communities.