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SANTA MONICA, Calif.—A new study reveals that the wealthiest consumers are still practical car buyers—and they like trucks, just like the rest of America.

WASHINGTON–The number and share of Americans living in multigenerational family households has continued to rise, even though the Great Recession has largely faded for many people, according to new research.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. – Redstone FCU has made a $2.5-million donation to the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library.

NEW YORK—A debt collector and his companies will be banned from the debt collection business under a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission and the Attorney General of the State of New York, which charged them with seeking money from consumers for debts they did not owe.

CINCINNATI—As the NFL gets ready to start its new season, football fans and car enthusiasts across the country think “Teslas” would make a good name for a new professional franchise.

ARLINGTON, Va.—In a comment letter to NCUA, NAFCU told the agency that federal credit union bylaws need streamlining and improving to provide CUs greater “flexibility.”

Some notes ranging from cursive writing to Chris Rock to Civil War battlefields from the recent Directors and CEOs Leadership Convention in Las Vegas.

TREVOSE, Penn.–Forty-five employees have lost a total of 210 pounds over the summer as part of a health initiative at TruMark Financial Credit Union here.

SACRAMENTO, Calif.–The California Assembly has approved legislation that would outlaw ransomware attacks, and sent it on to Gov. Jerry Brown for his signature.

ARLINGTON, Va.—NAFCU’s Dan Berger reiterated the heavy toll regulatory burden takes on credit unions and their 104 million members in letters Thursday to presidential nominees Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, and he noted the association’s willingness to work with both parties in this regard.