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ROCKVILLE, Md.–A credit union with members on the frontline of the fight against the coronavirus has announced a number of changes at its facilities. It is among many CUs across the country that have also announced branch closures, changes in hours, new procedures at their facilities, and more. 

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. – Since going live one year ago, CO-OP Financial Services is reporting its COOPER Fraud Analyzer has monitored in real-time more than 113.6 million credit union member transactions.

WASHINGTON—Members may soon be filing into their credit unions with checks to deposit from the federal government as part of a stimulus package response to the coronavirus outbreak.

MADISON, Wis.–The World Council of Credit Unions’ Global Women’s Leadership Network (GWLN) is calling on credit unions from around the globe to advocate that “an equal world is an enabled world”by encouraging industry women to apply for a 2020 GWLN Scholarship beginning on International Women’s Day.

HILLSDALE, Mich.–Through a collaborative effort, American 1 Credit Union and several Hillsdale community partners provided a Financial Reality Fair for seniors from Hillsdale County high schools.

BRAINTREE, Mass.–Credit unions across the country continue to announce emergency loans and assistance for members affected by the coronavirus outbreak and resulting business shutdowns.

LAKE FOREST, Ill.–As the coronavirus significantly changes Americans’ everyday lives and with it credit unions’ balance sheets and shrinking net interest margins, CUs can preserve the bottom by driving greater volume and taking other steps—including one often-overlooked ratio, according to one expert.

WASHINGTON–A firmer picture is emerging of the kinds of checks the federal government will be sending to many Americans as part of the response to the outbreak of coronavirus across the country.  In related news, HUD and the FHFA said they will suspend all home foreclosures thorugh the end of April.

WASHINGTON–CUNA’s chief advocacy officer has sent an email to all 535 congressional offices that seeks to raise awareness over how credit unions are working to help those affected by COVID-19.