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WASHINGTON–In conjunction with the beginning of presidential primary season, CUNA has launched “Credit Unions Vote,” a campaign focused on getting credit union members to vote in the November elections.

WASHINGTON—The Federal Reserve has released updated hypothetical scenarios to use in 2020 stress test exercises. The scenarios are used by the NCUA for credit union stress tests, and there are some differences worth paying attention to, according to NAFCU Chief Economist and Vice President of Research Curt Long.

WASHINGTON–A federal grand jury has charged four members of the Chinese People's Liberation Army with being behind the hack of Equifax, one of the largest thefts of personal data and trade secrets in history.

ARLINGTON, Va.—With 225,000 jobs gained last month, NAFCU Chief Economist and Vice President of Research Curt Long said the report was "a good one," noting "sturdy job gains and rising rates of labor force participation."

WASHINGTON–Representatives of NAFCU will be meeting today with the new head of the Small Business Administration, Jovita Carranza.

BOSTON—Credit card interest rates hit a 25-year high in 2019 as lenders increased their rates.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—PSCU is reporting it stopped more than $277 million in potential fraud for its credit unions and their members in 2019 by blocking fraud at the point of sale, in the contact center and online, among other channels.

TRABUCO CANYON, Calif.–In approximately half of the nation’s top 50 markets, it’s less expensive to purchase a home than it is to rent, according to new data.

FREEHOLD, N.J.–Brick Township High School woodshop teacher Kim Haug was recently surprised by members of the First Financial Foundation with a $500 Erma Dorrer classroom grant for the 2019-2020 school year.