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DES MOINES, Iowa—Linda Lee Clark, a former bookkeeper for SCICAP CU, has admitted to embezzling nearly $2.5 million from the CU for more than 37 years.

OLYMPIA, Wash.—The $2.6-million Tulip Cooperative CU here announced that it plans to merge with the $1.1-billion Harborstone CU, based in Lakewood, Wash. The merger is expected to be completed by Sept. 1, pending approval from state regulators and NCUA.

RIVERDALE, Utah—One credit union is letting its members tell it how it should design its “branch of the future.”

MUSKEGO, Wis. – InterLutions, Corporate Central Credit Union’s wholly owned CUSO, has launched a national advertising campaign to promote its new collaborative credit union healthcare solution, called I-Care.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.–EPL, the software development firm that serves credit unions nationwide, said that Wayne Benson has resigned as chief executive officer of EPL, Inc., effective August 5, 2016.

CHARLOTTE, N.C.—Interest in mobile banking just keeps on rising, according to a new survey that shows 62% of users polled prefer to use mobile or online banking the most over other banking methods.

BELFAST, Northern Ireland–One credit union has gone to great lengths to get its members personally invested in its brand.

NEW YORK—Citibank has formed the Citi ATM Community Network, a pilot program providing more than 300,000 accountholders of participating minority-owned banks and credit unions with the ability to withdraw cash with no surcharge fee at Citibank branch ATMs in six major markets.

MADISON, Wis./RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif.–In the coming year, CUES and CO-OP Financial Services announced they plan to bring a new payments program to the industry, and as part of the effort will honor Stan Hollen, who just retired as CEO of CO-OP.

WASHINGTON—Credit card customers with good credit are seeing their interest rates climb this year, while those with weaker scores are seeing their rates decline.