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ONTARIO, Calif.—Credit unions in the third quarter continued to advance their share of the auto lending market—at the expense of banks—according to CU Direct.

NEW YORK—With new car sales projected to decline in 2018, at least one person is worried automakers and lenders will try to sustain record growth and make the same mistakes that contributed to the financial crisis a decade ago.

CINCINNATI—As the end of the year arrives, a new report shows interest in leasing is picking up after a brief slowdown.

WASHINGTON–The debate around tax reform in Congress is being used as a prime opportunity by bankers to call for eliminating the credit union tax exemption.

SEATTLE—BECU has awarded $500,000 in 2017 People Helping People Awards, which recognize BECU members and the non-profits they support with their time, talents and donations.

WASHINGTON—Three defendants who allegedly posed as lawyers and falsely threatened to sue people or have them arrested for failing to pay on debts they did not owe are banned from the debt collection business under a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission.

FORT WORTH, Texas–Some say he looks like Dracula, others say a zombie, but in either case police here are looking for a masked man who robbed a credit union and is suspected of other robberies, as well.

BANNOCKBURN, Ill.– In support of Great Lakes Credit Union’s (GLCU) initiative to give back to its communities, GLCU Board Chair Jim Fabrie and Country Club Hills Branch Manager Terri Spriggs contributed $3,000 to Wally Burns Veterans of Foreign Wars in Flossmoor, Ill.

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.—Target announced that is has launched a digital wallet in its Target app.

WASHINGTON–The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) is seeking applicants for its Bank Secrecy Act Advisory Group.