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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.– After years of study that began prior to the pandemic, Truliant Federal Credit Union said it has developed a plan for offering full-time and flexible work-from-home options for employees when its corporate office reopens later this year.

MADISON, Wis.—Summit Credit Union is reporting it has launched the 13^th season of its Project Money competition with the announcement of its 2021 participants.

WASHINGTON– With a new administration in Washington and new leadership at the CFPB, the Bureau has issued an interpretive rule that it said explains the basis for its authority to examine supervised financial institutions for risks to active duty servicemembers and their dependents (i.e. military borrowers) from conduct that violates the Military Lending Act (MLA).

OAKLAND, Calif.–A new report has found many loan funds that are community development financial institutions (CDFIs) have “urgent, ongoing capital needs.”

LEHIGH VALLEY, Penn.–First Commonwealth FCU has launched “Work First,” a program it said “brings inclusive access to full-service concierge banking and financial health services directly to the diverse Lehigh Valley workforce, while supporting businesses in enhancing employee engagement and retention.”

RYE, N.Y.–A national charity said it plans to buy medical debt totaling $278 million, directly from hospitals as it seeks to speed financial relief to patients, many of whom shouldn’t have been billed at all under the hospitals’ financial-aid policies, according to a policy.

PORTLAND, Ore.—The $8.2-billion OnPoint Community Credit Union has been named the winner of the 2021 National Youth Savings Challenge.

LAS VEGAS—While the majority of credit unions have emerged from the coronavirus pandemic with far stronger bottom lines than many had forecast in March of 2020, the question now is are CUs out of the woods, or are there still threats that remain to emerge?

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. – Following sharp growth across numerous payment categories in March, spending was flat or slightly up in April, according to CO-OP Financial Services data, which also points to spending patterns starting to revert to those seen before the pandemic.