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SOCORRO, N.M. – Nusenda Credit Union and New Mexico Tech have signed an agreement aimed at bolstering the university’s mission to support the development and commercialization of intellectual property developed by faculty, staff, and students.

WASHINGTON–Fannie Mae has introduced a “Multifamily Positive Rent Payment Reporting Program” it said is aimed at helping renters build credit history and improve their scores.

MADISON, Wis.–The World Council of Credit Unions (WOCCU) said it will host a webinar on International Credit Union Day, Oct. 20, during which panelists from credit unions around the world will discuss different ways they have empowered the financial futures of their members and employees.

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif.–Co-op Solutions is reporting that the company and its credit union partners raised nearly $30,000 for charity by donating the proceeds from its 2022 Presidents Cup Golf Tournament sponsorship and reactivating its #shadesupFOREkids social media initiative.

TIGARD, Ore.–The GoWest Credit Union Association is reporting it has seen results after more than two-dozen of its representatives participated in its fall Hike the Hill. According to the association, the Hike featured the unique component of being the first GoWest Hike experience for young professionals (YPs).

MANCHESTER, N.H.– America’s Credit Union Museum today will honor 20 women for their contributions to credit unions as part of the debut of its new exhibit, “Credit Union Women Making History: Herstory.”

MADISON, Wis.–The National Credit Union Foundation said it is currently seeking candidates for its board. Four seats have terms expiring at the end of 2022.

ARLINGTON, Va.—New home sales rose at an accelerated rate of 28.8% in August to 685,000 annualized units, but the surge is due to a data anomaly, according to NAFCU’s chief economist.

DALLAS–ALM First said it has expanded its M&A Master Sessions this fall after hosting several successful sessions in California in the spring. 

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla.–Credit unions across the Florida peninsula have closed or announced plans to close branches as a result of Hurricane I