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NEW YORK–Subprime auto loan borrowers are showing increasing signs of trouble in making monthly car payments on time.

NEW ORLEANS– The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has upheld a Texas state law that prohibits merchants from imposing a surcharge on a buyer who uses a credit card. Credit unions had supported the prohibition.

PLANO, Texas–Seeking to address that murky confluence where "the need to provide convenience-based technological services to members and the paralyzing threats posed by IT security issues," Randy Harrington has been added to the agenda of Catalyst Corporate’s Accelerating Success Conference.

PURCHASE, N.Y.–Saying it will eliminate the need for passwords, MasterCard said it will roll out later this year a facial biometrics app for authentication of online purchases. As CUToday.info earlier reported here, the rollout of the technology follows a four-month pilot that MasterCard conducted with First Tech FCU.

EUREKA, Calif.–One of the best-known experts in the area of computer security and breaches is reporting his attempts to alert a credit union that its online banking system had been breached were rebuffed, and that it required several contacts to get the credit union to take the threat seriously.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–Total shares and deposits at federally insured credit unions grew past $1 trillion in the fourth quarter of 2015, according to new data released by NCUA. 

EWING, N.J.–Credit Union of New Jersey is staging a one-day certificate promotion today that its members will want to leap on. CUANJ is offering a Leap Day Special Four-Year CD that is paying 2.90% APY.

HOUSTON–A credit union has been chartered here to serve people of the Muslim faith who follow the Jafari School, community members and families of the Islamic Education Center of Houston, the Islamic Ahlul Bayt Association in Austin, or the Metroplex Organization of Muslims in North Texas.