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ALEXANDRIA, Va.–A new “proof of concept” application for groups wishing to obtain a federal credit union charter is out for comment for 60 days, according to a Federal Register notice from NCUA.

OTTOWA, Canada—A year after Canada legalized recreational pot in full, the country’s experience offers insights into how similar decisions in other countries could play out.

McCLEAN, Va.–ComplianceTech has announced enhancements to its LendingPatterns solution in advance of the 2018 HMDA data release by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). LendingPatterns now includes the ability to analyze mortgage lending activity using the expanded HMDA data fields, such as applicant age, debt-to-income, combined loan-to-value and property value, the company said.

PANAMA CITY, Fla.–Six months after portions of its communities were devastated by Hurricane Michael in October of 2018, Tyndall FCU has created a video highlighting the recovery work done by its employees.

WASHINGTON—Outstanding consumer credit at credit unions grew at a slower pace in January 2019, new data show.

LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga.—Used vehicle values continue to weaken, according to Black Book, whose Used Vehicle Retention Index dropped for the third month in a row in February.

WASHINGTON—As 5,000 credit union leaders gather in Washington for CUNA’s Governmental Affairs Conference, it’s a busy week for hearings in both chambers of Congress.

WASHINGTON–The Worldwide Foundation for Credit Unions, the charitable arm of the World Council of Credit Unions, celebrated its 10-year development partnership with Haiti during a reception at Anderson House here along Embassy Row.

CHICAGO––Have some sort of team-building exercise planned for your credit union’s staff? It’s probably a waste of time, according to one person, who says true collaboration really comes from something else.

WASHINGTON—If credit unions don’t understand the real impact they’re having on members’ lives, they should look more closely at how financial assistance plays a role in people’s overall lives, says Gigi Hyland.