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WASHINGTON–Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told the Senate Banking Committee last week that he would contact the Small Business Administration on the same day he was testifying over how it might streamline the forgiveness process for Paycheck Protection program loans.

ARLINGTON, Va.—While new home sales continued to rise for the fourth straight month in August, up 4.8% from July's revised rate of 965,000 annualized units to 1,011,000 units, NAFCU's Curt Long said "inventory is a concern."

TACOMA, Wash.–CU Strategic Planning is reporting its clients represented nearly half of all credit unions that received funds in the most recent round of grants from Treasury’s Community Development Financial Institutions Fund. In all, CUSP clients received $16.7 million.

WASHINGTON—The Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) met to discuss its activity-based review of the secondary mortgage market and acknowledged the government-sponsored enterprises' (GSEs) activities, if not mitigated, pose a risk to the financial system.

SPOKANE, Wash.–Horizon Credit Union will be closing its branches at noon Pacific Time today so that its employees may participate in more than 20 “festive outdoor window parades” at senior care facilities.

ROCHESTER, N.Y.–Seventeen years after murdering a member inside a credit union branch, Richard Leon Wilbern has been sentenced to life in prison.

WASHINGTON–With exactly 35 days remaining until the November general elections, many Americans are voting early or have cast votes already, and that has CUNA moving again this week to invest in a number of House races.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.– Overall card payment volume growth rates at credit unions decelerated during the most recent week, according to the latest data released by PSCU.

SAN DIEGO–Cabrillo Credit Union joined the Feds Feed Families food drive during July, and between its four locations employees and members made it possible to contribute more than 1,700 pounds of food, benefiting the San Diego Food Bank.