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BANNOCKBURN, Ill.– To help those in need this Christmas season, Great Lakes Credit Union’s branches partnered with 11 local charitable organizations to donate more than $2,200 in food, clothing, toiletries, toys and other holiday and non-holiday essentials.

DETROIT–People Driven Credit Union (PDCU) has distributed blankets and books to the Coalition on Temporary Shelter and the Ronald McDonald House for children in need.

SAN ANTONIO—The days of low auto loan delinquencies may be ending, predicts SWBC, citing two primary reasons to be concerned for portfolios in 2018.

Looking ahead to 2018 and beyond, credit unions must continue to explore new ways in which to analyze member behavior and internal processes in order to create efficiencies and drive growth.

EL PASO, Texas–To better understand what it’s like to struggle to make ends meet, 379 GECU employees–nearly 50% of all GECU employees, participated in the National Credit Union Foundation’s (NCUF) Life Simulations this year.

CINCINNATI—Expect auto leasing volume to increase in 2018, predicts one analyst, who says longer loan-financing terms will actually contribute to leasing’s growth next year.

LA JARA, N.M.–Investigators here are on the lookout for an ATM that was stolen from Guadalupe Credit Union.