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ALEXANDRIA, Va.–Young people can get valuable information about starting good personal finance habits and building long-term wealth from a new infographic released by the NCUA, the agency said.

LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga.—Used vehicle values are holding up well in February, according to a new report that indicates the tax season and spring buying season are the two primary reasons.

WASHINGTON–CUNA has officially kicked off its Governmental Affairs Conference (GAC) with the trade group saying more than 5,000 attendees, vendors, staff and others are in attendance.

WASHINGTON–The overall economy remains robust, but the latest data show pending home sales fell to their lowest level since October 2014, according to data from the Pending Home Sales Index released by the National Association of Realtors (NAR).

WASHINGTON–The Senate announced plans to give floor consideration this week to S 2155, the credit union-backed Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act, which also has the backing of community banks.

WASHINGTON–Why is the nation’s banking industry suddenly calling for a congressional review–including a public hearing–of the credit union tax exemption just as thousands of credit union representatives are headed to town?

WASHINGTON–A belief among young women that “I can be anything” has become “I can become everything,” and that has one person concerned about burnout even as she’s encouraged about the future.

AUSTIN, Texas–Twenty-five percent of log-ins on one credit union’s Internet banking solution came from bots, not consumers, according to a new analysis into “scrapegators,” also known as “aggregators,” which are companies that scrape Internet banking to feed data to other fintech applications.

WASHINGTON–Just how “All In” are you and your credit union? One man who has gone “All In” himself challenged a CU audience here with that question—and it was a challenge he can make now only because of what one credit union did a long time ago.

It is a very rare moment in life when you actually realize you’re living right in a moment of an historic change