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MADISON, Wis.–The National Credit Union Foundation has started a series of podcasts called “Murmurings” that highlight individual and organizational best practices around financial education, financial well-being, philosophy and philanthropy in the credit union movement.

WASHINGTON–The Consumer Bankers Association and the American Bankers Association have told the CFPB they oppose proposed changes to the agency’s current complaint intake form.

WASHINGTON—The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) should work to ensure that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac activities, including credit risk transfers, do not give advantages to lenders that conduct larger amount of business with the enterprises, asserts CUNA.

SEATAC, Wash.–For the first time ever, the governor of Washington addressed credit unions gathered here for their annual meeting.

SEATAC, Wash.–CUNA Mutual CEO Bob Trunzo outlined for credit unions here where the company is investing its—and its member-owner CUs’—dollars.

SEATAC, Wash.–The divides and changes in the country that are raw and obvious this year aren’t going to go away with the November elections.

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va.The – $2 billion dollar Chartway Federal Credit Union is proud to welcome four new leaders to its team: Rob Keatts, chief information officer; Jenny Vipperman, chief lending officer; Chris Slane, director of payments; and Ellen Doherty, director of financial analysis.

SAN FRANCISCO—John Stumpf, the embattled chairman and CEO of Wells Fargo who has been slammed by Congress for the scandal in which bank employees created more than two million sham accounts, has resigned.

CHICAGO—Credit unions in New York City that make taxi medallion loans have for several years been plagued by profitability issues related to sagging taxi medallion prices. Will Windy City CUs that make those loans now also face similar issues?

LA HABRA, Calif.–– American First Credit Union said it has partnered with Neveah, a nine-year-old girl with a dream to share her books with her community.