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ST. PAUL, Minn.–With Minneapolis preparing to host Super Bowl LII and related activities themed “The Bold North,” a credit union member from Northern Minnesota has, appropriately enough, won a Super Bowl prize package from Visa.

WASHINGTON—Don’t expect the tax bill next year to have a big impact on the economy, consumer behavior, and therefore credit unions, says one economist.

WASHINGTON—The new jobs report—with 148,000 jobs gained in December—was "modestly positive" and signals positive economic growth for 2018, reported NAFCU Chief Economist and Vice President of Research Curt Long.

WASHINGTON—The Federal Communications Commission is requesting further clarifications and comments regarding an earlier rulemaking to allow voice service providers to block certain calls originating from invalid or unassigned numbers, which would help target scam robocalls.

ONTARIO, Calif.—Many credit unions in California and Nevada are entering 2018 in much the same way as they did 2017, by hitting new records in membership, loans and deposits, according to the California and Nevada Credit Union Leagues.

CHESTERFIELD, Mo.–One design/build firm says the biggest competitor facing credit unions this year may be themselves, and that the workplace has now become “theater.”

HARRISBURG, Penn.–The number of credit union members in Pennsylvania has passed the four-million threshold for the first time.

WASHINGTON—CUNA is urging credit unions to maintain the momentum of support for the Senate’s bipartisan regulatory relief bill.

BOISE, Idaho—Idaho’s 35 credit unions had an impact of $638 million to the Gem State’s economy in 2016, according to a new economic analysis released by the independent consulting firm ECONorthwest.

LOWELL, Mass.–In a unique way to promote its home mortgage offerings, Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union sponsored a housewarming party at the home of new mortgage members Derek Knapp and Michelle Lipfert.