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HOBOKEN, N.J.–The holiday bills are now coming due for many Americans, a majority of whom have gone into debt even as more than half say they have no regrets.

ROCHESTER, N.Y.–It isn’t just financial institutions seeking to be innovative in blockchain technologies and cryptocurrencies.

PRINCETON, N.J.—2017 was the year of more cybersecurity—more attacks, more spending, more defenses, more breaches—and 2018 will see more of everything "cyber," plus GDPR enforcement, proxy wars online and more, according to Bank Info Security.

LINCOLN, Neb.–MembersOwn Credit Union has named a new CEO. The credit union has tapped Linda Carter to succeed the retiring Kenn Miller to lead the organization.

MADISON, Wis.–Credit union organizations can now apply for a Biz Kid$ Financial Education Grant from the National Credit Union Foundation through March 31.

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. – To help credit unions meet their member-engagement and top-of-wallet goals in 2018, CO-OP Financial Services said it has launched enhancements to its Member Rewards and ShopSPOT by CO-OP merchant-funded solutions.

GLENDORA, Calif. — America’s Christian Credit Union has kicked off a 60^th anniversary campaign with a special event, announcement of monthly promotions to highlight its distinctive values, and a new logo.

WASHINGTON—The CFBP in is being asked to extend its request for information related to its survey of consumers on overdraft disclosure forms.

WASHINGTON—The IRS is being asked to consider ways to make the new tax law's employer-paid 21% excise tax on executive compensation of more than $1 million less impactful to credit unions.

WASHINGTON–The CFPB may be the subject of outspoken complaints, especially from banks, credit unions and members of Congress, but its employees like their jobs even if they don’t feel they are often recognized for the work they do.