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TULSA, Okla.–Credit unions have announced another $10 million in bonus dividends, year-end loan interest rebates and more, bringing to more than $235 million the amount returned to members this year in the CUToday.info Tracker.

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. – Co-op Solutions has named some of its initial keynoters for its upcoming THINK 23 conference.

NEW YORK–The former CEO of the now defunct Melrose Credit Union has lost an appeal of his four-year prison sentence for accepting free housing and hundreds of thousands of dollars in gifts related to an estimated $185 million in “questionable” loans for taxi cab medallions.

LOVELAND, Ohio/Colo.–If you didn’t know better, you’d think credit unions are in the romance business, often talking about their love for their members, love for the mission, and love of the jobs they do in improving lives. That’s why this Valentine’s Day CUToday.info is highlighting all those credit unions that have an extra reason to be sending a Hallmark card in 2023.

WASHINGTON–With the House in recess and the Senate focused primarily on nominations this week, both credit union trade association said they expect Capitol Hill to be “quiet” this week.

WASHINGTON—The Federal Reserve is being asked to delay the effective date of its final rule that requires debit card issuers to enable and allow merchants to choose from at least two unaffiliated networks for card-not-present (CNP) transactions, such as online purchases.

WASHINGTON–The Merchants Payments Coalition is again using another holiday to highlight credit and debit card swipe fees.

LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga.—Used vehicle values continued to slide in January as the used car market returns to more normal depreciation levels following an extended period of price gains, according to Black Book.

WASHINGTON—As Valentine’s Day arrives, new data shed light just how much the lies of romance scammers are costing.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–The equity ratio of the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund rose at year-end 2022 over the prior quarter, but there has also been an increase in the number of credit unions with CAMELS codes 3, 4 and 5, according to updated data provided to the NCUA board at its meeting here.