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MADISON, Wis.–The ongoing outflow of member deposits has helped push up the credit union loan-to-share ratio, while the pace of membership growth has slowed some compared to a year ago, according to TruStage’s newest Trends Report.

SEATTLE –More than $525,000 has been donated to member-nominated non-profits as part of BECU’s 10^th annual People Helping People awards.

RALEIGH, N.C.–Leigh Brady, president and CEO  of State Employees’ Credit Union, has issued a statement clarifying comments she made during an earlier interview with CUToday.info.

WASHINGTON– Just in time for the holidays, the nation’s merchants have thrown some new wrapping on an ongoing policy position.

In Louisiana, the $623.5-million OnPath FCU and the $403.9-million Louisiana FCU, which is headquartered just 23 miles away in LaPlace, have announced plans to combine.

WASHINGTON–The Fed is unlikely to announce a rate increase when it adjourns its meetings today, given the newest inflation numbers.

SAN FRANCISCO–A new survey of Americans who live paycheck to paycheck has found a “darker picture than previously reported.”

MINNEAPOLIS--Elan and VolCorp have announced a partnership to help provide credit unions with an agent credit card program.

TYSONS, Va.–In the wake of tornadoes that jot the mid-South, including military housing at Ft. Campbell, Ky., , the PenFed Foundation, and PenFed Realty have donated $10,000 in gift cards and other supplies to those living in the Clarksville, Tenn. community. 

VILNIUS, Lithuania—The USAID/World Council of Credit Unions (WOCCU) Credit for Agriculture Producers (CAP) Project is reporting it assisted representatives of Ukraine’s credit union sector to prepare to implement the country’s new credit union law by leading them on a study tour to learn the best practices of Lithuanian credit union operations, regulation and supervision.