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ATLANTA--Rising gasoline prices may help put a floor under falling EV values, but credit union auto lenders should not assume the latest fuel-price spike will trigger a broad consumer rush back into electric vehicles, according to Kevin Tynan, director of research at The Presidio Group.

GOLDEN, Colo.— Safe Harbor Financial Services said it has received a Nasdaq notice warning that its shares have fallen out of compliance with the exchange’s minimum bid-price requirement, putting the cannabis-focused fintech at risk of a future delisting if it cannot lift its stock price back above the threshold, according to Stock Titan.

WASHINGTON--the Defense Credit Union Council wrote to House Armed Services Committee leaders ahead of the Committee’s April 29, hearing on the Department of War’s FY2027 budget request, calling for stronger oversight and coordination of military financial services.

WASHINGTON— Fraud is now a mainstream consumer fear, with new AARP research finding nearly four in 10 U.S. adults—about 103 million people—have already experienced fraud, while an estimated 159 million worry they could be next.

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla.--The National Association of Credit Union Service Organizations (NACUSO) crowned Charmas the 2026 Next Big Idea Competition winner Tuesday at their Reimagine Conference at Disney's Yacht & Beach Club Resorts here.

WASHINGTON—The OCC is seeking comment on a proposed deregulatory rule that would strip out or amend several regulations the agency said are unnecessary, unsupported by clear statutory authority or inconsistent with the Trump Administration’s “Department of Government Efficiency” deregulatory initiative.

WASHINGTON--More than a hundred people gathered Tuesday night to celebrate the intersection of storytelling, community, and financial empowerment.