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LAS VEGAS–Interviews are an essential part of any leader’s career, whether it is conducting an interview or going for one. Interested in making the best first impression?

WASHINGTON–While most Americans plan to rely at least in part on personal savings to fund retirement, many households face “substantial challengers in building their retirement nest eggs,” according to new research released by Pew Research.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.–Nearly a quarter-million Alabamans took out more than two-million payday loans during 2015, according to the Banking Department and a task force that included representatives of the Alabama CU Association.

TACOMA, Wash.–CU Strategic Planning is reporting its client credit unions topped more than $70 million in funds as part of the Treasury’s 2016 CDFI Awards.

WASHINGTON–The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal of a case involving a ban on credit card surcharges in the state of New York.

WASHINGTON—The CFPB’s latest monthly complaint snapshot highlights consumer complaints about money transfers, and further reveals consumers continue to experience issues when attempting to resolve problems with disputed transactions.

ATLANTA—Confusion in the payments marketplace among both merchants and issuers is a major reason why the U.S. EMV migration has not proceeded at a faster pace, with only about 20% of POS transactions being chip-on-chip today—chip card and chip terminal.

WASHINGTON—The CFPB is reporting that during September it surpassed a milestone by handling more one-million complaints, including those that are included as part of the Bureau’s latest monthly complaint snapshot.

WASHINGTON—Wells Fargo CEO John Stump received more tough treatment in front of Congress Thursday, as members of the House Financial Services Committee accused him of running "a criminal enterprise," stating he should be fired or even jailed.

NEW LONDON, Conn.–Eight years after NCUA shuttered a credit union here as the result of fraud the final 13 account holders who lost some of their deposits are now receiving some of the money back.