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WASHINGTON—The House late Wednesday approved a sweeping funding measure to end the longest federal government shutdown in U.S. history, clearing the way for federal agencies to reopen within hours and for hundreds of thousands of workers and service members to receive long-delayed pay.

WASHINGTON--The interest rate ceiling is scheduled to drop in March from its current 18% to the statutory level of 15% unless the NCUA board takes action. Knowing the significant impact this would have on credit unions and the members they serve, America’s Credit Unions said it is proactively encouraging the board to keep the current level in place.

WASHINGTON--The CFPB is proposing to amend Regulation B (which implements the Equal Credit Opportunity Act) provisions related to disparate impact to clarify compliance obligations. 

TYSONS, Va. – The PenFed Foundation for Military Heroes, a national nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting veterans in their transition from service to success in civilian life, is currently conducting its annual car raffle.

WASHINGTON—Two new CFPB proposals released with no formal announcement are signaling the most dramatic potential rewrite of federal fair-lending rules in more than a generation—and raising significant questions for credit unions about what comes next.

WASHINGTON—Federal prosecutors and law-enforcement leaders are launching an aggressive new campaign to counter a surge in cryptocurrency investment scams that has drained billions from U.S. consumers and increasingly entangled financial institutions.