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WASHNGTON—The impact of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) on credit unions was a primary topic of discussion when NAFCU met with the FCC last week.

MADISON HEIGHTS, Va.–A 90-year-old woman here who filed suit against NCUA to recover her life savings after the agency liquidated a credit union has settled for an undisclosed amount of money.

LAS VEGAS–Internal “universities” at credit unions aren’t just about the teaching anymore; they have had do to a lot of learning, as well.

DEADWOOD, S.D. – During the Credit Union Association of the Dakotas’ Summit here, tables quickly filled with donations of food items, art supplies, games, cleaning products, clothes, and other items on the “needs list” from the Boys and Girls Club of Lead – Deadwood.

LAS VEGAS–Credit union HR execs meeting here shared some unique and innovative ideas for recognizing and rewarding employees.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.–The $36-bilion State Employees CU (SECU), the second-largest CU in the world, has signed a long-term renewal agreement for credit card processing services with PSCU.

NORTH LIBERTY, Iowa–University of Iowa Community Credit Union is reporting that it has been breached through a phishing scam that targeted an employee.

WASHINGTON–Today’s young adults are taking longer to experience common milestones, such as careers, marriage and setting up households, than did prior generations, according to a new Census Bureau report.

WASHINGTON–The reworked Financial CHOICE Act, which has the backing of credit unions, includes numerous provisions that would gut much of 2010’s Dodd-Frank Act, including weakening the CFPB and eliminating rules put in place to limit the amount of risk banks can take.

MCLEAN, Va.–Renters are feeling better about their financial situations and expecting to stay put even if rents increase, while fewer are also expressing plans to work toward buying a home within the next few years.