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WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court's landmark decision giving President Trump broad authority to remove members of independent federal agencies likely makes it even more difficult for former NCUA Board Members Todd Harper and Tanya Otsuka to win reinstatement, according to several legal experts.

WASHINGTON—The Defense Credit Union Council Monday sent a letter to House leadership urging lawmakers to keep the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) focused on national defense, military readiness, servicemembers, veterans, and their families.

TAMPA, Fla.--Credit unions should view agentic artificial intelligence as a tool for strengthening member relationships—not simply cutting costs or replacing employees—according to executives participating in a PYMNTS discussion on the future of AI in financial services.

WASHINGTON--The amendments process is underway for the House FY27 National Defense Authorization Act, and America’s Credit Unions wrote to the House Rules Committee Monday to urge inclusion of two potential amendments and express opposition to two others.

MIAMI—Mississippi had the highest rate of debt delinquencies in the nation during the first quarter of 2026, according to a new analysis from WalletHub that found Southern states dominate the rankings for borrowers falling behind on payments.

MIAMI--With U.S. credit card debt standing at $1.35 trillion and projected to rise by another $100 billion this year, a new WalletHub analysis found that several affluent California communities and one Hawaii city carry the highest average credit card balances in the nation.