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TROY, Mich.–Personalized financial advice has emerged as the key to a “meaningful” bank customer experience, according to a new J.D. Power survey.

WASHINGTON–After one member of Congress suggested during a recent hearing that it may be time to require credit unions to comply with the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA), America’s Credit Unions and the Defense Credit Union Council have  responded by suggesting that doing so could reduce access to credit for “vulnerable consumers.”

HARTFORD, Conn.–A federal judge has ruled in favor a former credit union CEO who had claimed the CU has refused to fully pay out his retirement benefits after he was abruptly fired over his Parkinson's disease diagnosis.

WASHINGTON– In a finding all-to-familiar to many home shoppers, affordability constraints continue to limit the number of buyers willing and able to make home purchases, even as listings of for-sale homes rise, according to the June 2024 commentary from the Fannie Mae Economic and Strategic Research (ESR) Group.

WASHINGTON–The mark-up of the American Privacy Rights Act will be the focus of attention from America’s Credit Unions this week, with concerns over several components and carve-outs.

WASHINGTON–Mortgage rates fell last week to their lowest level since early April.

MADISON, Wis.–The Filene Research Institute will host a webinar today titled, “Filene x HerMoney: Deeper Member Engagement & Empowering Financial Wellness.”

LITTLE ROCK, Ark.–A CUToday.info review of the latest merger disclosure forms NCUA requires be provided to members has found a growing number of credit unions offering related compensation packages for management—including one that is to last a decade—often in cases where there remains no distribution of net worth to members.

WASHINGTON–The Federal Credit Union Act turns 90 today–but only thanks to a late reprieve. And while much has changed from the days when loans were capped at $50 and regulatory oversight was provided by the Department of Agriculture, other things have remained remarkably consistent, including opposition from bank groups. 

ROSETOWN, Saskatchewan–Three credit unions in rural Saskatchewan are looking to merge.