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MADISON, Wis.–Thanksgiving may be a long-held traditional holiday for Americans, but few will celebrate the true meaning of the day more this year than some of the country’s newest residents–in this case, the former leader of Afghanistan’s credit unions, who escaped death threats from the Taliban and who, with U.S. credit unions’ help, is now residing in Madison, Wis., with his family. And he’s about to start a new job with a credit union.

PLANO, Texas–Giving thanks this year is going to cost about a third more than in 2022.

NEW YORK–Amidst all the other reports of people struggling to buy homes, there is another growing group that is being overlooked—the percentage of Americans who own their homes outright—according to a new report.

CARMEL, Ind.–Allied Solutions is reporting it has entered int a partnership with Rhyze Solutions,  a newly formed credit union service organization (CUSO), to support lending and capital market operations.

AUBURN HILLS, Mich.–Genisys Credit Union hosted a campaign with its employees to raise donations for Lighthouse’s annual Thanks & Giving campaign. 

WASHINGTON—Following its oral testimony before the agency’s recent budget briefing, CUNA has filed written comments with NCUA on the agency’s proposed 2024-25 budget, noting “significant concerns” with the proposed overall increase and with increases in examination staff and examination time dedicated to consumer compliance issues.

WASHINGTON — In the wake of reports  it has an ingrained “toxic culture” and is a “sexualized boys club,” the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) said it has established a special committee of the board to oversee an independent third-party review of the agency’s workplace culture.

WASHINGTON—The House Judiciary Committee and its Weaponization Select Subcommittee have issued a subpoena to Bank of America and its CEO,  Brian Moynihan, regarding what it has alleged is the unauthorized data sharing practices between the bank and federal law enforcement agencies, according to a new report.