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WASHINGTON — More than half of U.S. consumers are conducting their banking via mobile apps more often than any other method, according to a new survey conducted by Morning Consult on behalf of the American Bankers Association.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska—A 30-year-old Alaska man is charged with walking into a credit union and presenting a note demanding $50,000 and “all your cash” has been convicted, federal prosecutors said.

MIAMI—The Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s new data on household debt reveals U.S. households owe a record amount in absolute terms ($17.94 trillion) as of Q3 2024.

NEW YORK—A new study shows consumers are still paying off debt from last year’s holiday purchases.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.– NCUA’s proposed 2025-26 budget is simply too high, according to the industry’s two largest trade groups, which offered input and feedback on where they want to see the agency take action on its expenses.

WASHINGTON—During his testimony before the House Financial Services Committee Wednesday, NCUA Chairman Todd Harper did not miss an opportunity to press Congress for the agency receiving third-party vendor oversight authority and eliminating restrictions on the NCUSIF’s equity ratio.

WASHINGTON—During his testimony before the House Financial Services Committee Wednesday, NCUA Chairman Todd Harper did not miss an opportunity to press Congress for the agency receiving third-party vendor oversight authority and eliminating restrictions on the NCUSIF’s equity ratio.