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WASHINGTON—Tucked inside a bill credit unions have been working hard to get passed, S 2155, is an amendment that could remove roadblocks in the way of legitimate marijuana businesses accessing the banking system.

ARLINGTON—Credit union lenders and servicers – especially those with loans in bankruptcy – can tune into NAFCU's March 27 webcast, "Changes to TILA/RESPA Mortgage Servicing Rules Affecting Bankruptcy," which will provide an overview of 2017 bankruptcy changes to the mortgage servicing rules.

We were practically sprinting down a stairway inside a hotel in San Francisco when we reached the point where the stairs pivot to turn 180 degrees in the other direction.

NEWTON, Mass.—Credit unions may not be under the same pressure they have been to update solutions for mobile platforms, as a new analysis suggests consumers will not continue to turn in their smartphones for newer models at the rate they have in the past.

MCLEAN, Va.—The NAACP has filed a lawsuit in federal court against Capital One Bank for the manner in which it has been closing branches.

WASHINGTON—The latest jobs report – with 313,000 jobs gained in February – is still likely to keep the Federal Reserve on track to raise interest rates later this month, said NAFCU Chief Economist and Vice President of Research Curt Long.

SAN ANTONIO–As credit unions strive to provide more of an omnichannel experience for members, many credit union reps lack access to the insights needed to best do their jobs, according to a new survey of CU execs responsible for contact centers and member experience management.

NAIROBI, Kenya—Google has integrated Kenya’s primary mobile payment service M-Pesa into its Google Play store as an alternative mode of payment—assisting African consumers without credit cards.

WOODBURY, Minn.–Ideal Credit Union has introduced a new Zero Down Mortgage offering, which it said is the first of its kind in its markets.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.—Federally insured credit unions across the country saw continued loan growth in the fourth quarter, according to state-level data compiled by NCUA, which also show that Oregon is leading the nation in median loan growth.