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NEW YORK–Given their rapid rise and fall, used car prices are giving buyers and lenders “whiplash,” according to one new report, which is offering some insights into what is taking place and what is down the road.

WASHINGTON—As the country steps into a new year, a growing concern among lenders is over the increasing number of automobile repossessions.

NEW YORK–When Goldman Sachs made a big splash by entering the retail banking market in 2016, it was considered another shot across the bow of credit unions. But it turns out it was the giant investment bank that has suffered most.

MADISON, Wis.—Nominations have now opened for World Council of Credit Unions’ 2023 Distinguished Service Award (DSA).

ARLINGTON, Va.–While Capitol Hill has been relatively quiet with the new Congress falling into place, especially on issues of interest to credit unions, a “lot of action is right around the corner,” according to one NAFCU advocate in Washington.

LAHAINA, Maui, Hawaii–Credit union board members who haven’t bought crypto, taken offerings like Marcus for a spin, and that “punch their CEOs in the face” for tech investments that don’t meet expectations need to make some big changes, CU volunteers gathered here were told. 

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — PSCU has announced the lineup of speakers for its Member Forum 2023, which will be held April 3-5 in Tampa.