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MADISON, Wis.—Credit union loan balances rose 0.4% in November, above the 0.3% pace reported in November 2023, buoyed by strong growth in home equity lending (1.6%), reported TruStage, noting that once again, auto lending is down.

WASHINGTON—NCUA’s succession planning rule approved in December 2024 may see its implementation delayed temporarily, or perhaps permanently, by President Trump’s recent executive order suspending the effective date of any federal agency regulations not yet effective, according to former NCUA Chairman Dennis Dollar.

WASHINGTON--A self-described “raving credit union fan,” Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott (R-SC) shared his priorities for the committee Wednesday at the Governmental Affairs Conference, part of a fireside chat with the Carolinas Credit Union League, America's Credit Unions reported.

WASHINGTON—As the House Ways and Means Committee begins to mark up the tax reform bill this week, one report suggests credit unions may be spending money that may come back to hurt them.

WASHINGTON—Incoming GDP, labor market, and inflation data point to an economy that entered 2025 with strong momentum, but current risks to the outlook are higher than normal due to uncertainty around trade policy, including additional tariff proposals, according to the February 2025 commentary from the Fannie Mae Economic and Strategic Research (ESR) Group.

WASHINGTON--A new bipartisan House bill would expand credit unions’ ability to serve small businesses, America's Credit Unions reported.