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TACOMA, Wash.–A webinar titled “CDFI 2023: What Comes Next for CDFI Credit Unions” will be hosted on Wednesday, Jan. 11 by CU Strategic Planning. The webinar is scheduled for 2-3 p.m. EST.

WASHINGTON–Like much of the rest of the country and other advocacy groups in the capitol, credit unions are watching to see how committee assignments and chairmanships play out this week.

ARLINGTON, Va.–The new Congress may be getting the attention, but credit unions should also be paying as much if not more attention to the newly released rulemaking agendas from NCUA, the CFPB and other regulators, according to one person.

WASHINGTON—CUNA has issued a statement lamenting the loss of another credit union supporter in the Senate.

WASHINGTON–Borrowing and lending volumes on commercial and residential mortgages will both slow in 2023, according to a new forecast from the Mortgage Bankers Association.

MADISON, Wis—As the season of giving comes to an end, the CEOs of two credit unions are challenging their peers to support the Worldwide Foundation for Credit Unions’ Bridge the Gap campaign. 

DENVER–Two Colorado credit unions have agreed to refund $4 million to members as part of a settlement with the state’s attorney general related to guaranteed automobile protection (GAP) fees.

LEBANON, Tenn.– Ascend Federal Credit Union has opened a new branch here at 1719 West Main Street, its 27th location and second in Wilson County.

SUMTER, S.C.– SAFE Federal Credit Union has honored veteran board member Paul Holder with the establishment of The Paul Holder SAFE Federal Credit Union Endowed Scholarship Fund.