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NEW YORK–Credit unions curious about where their members are getting their financial information may want to pay attention to a new list of the most popular financial influencers. 

MILWAUKEE—There are the headline natural disasters—tornadoes, hurricanes, wildfires and floods—that affect credit unions everywhere, but there are also the “silent” disasters that may not make the news but that credit unions very much need to be giving attention, according to one expert.

MADISON, Wis.— CUES is reporting that through Dec. 31, credit unions joining CUES at the Unlimited Membership tier may choose to purchase Unlimited+ Membership at no additional cost, a savings it said ranges from $1,100 to $1,480 for U.S. credit unions, depending on their asset size. 

WASHINGTON–The Federal Trade Commission has taken action against personal finance app provider Brigit, alleging that its promises of “instant” cash advances of up to $250 for people living paycheck-to-paycheck were deceptive, and that the company locked consumers into a $9.99 monthly membership they couldn’t cancel.

MADISON, Wis. — The World Young Credit Union Professional Network (WYCUP) has opened the annual WYCUP scholarship program, saying it is offering two “exciting opportunities to advance leadership skills for emerging leaders” during 2024. 

DALLAS—With the holidays approaching, the credit card rewards war is again heating up.

ROME, N.Y.–  AmeriCU Credit Union said its interactive teller machines (ITMs) are now cardless.