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WASHINGTON–CUNA is challenging the NCUA’s position on fidelity bonds that requiring a mandatory option to extend the discovery period will not result in additional fees for credit unions.

ARLINGTON, Va.—Existing-home sales decreased 6.4% in December. NAFCU Chief Economist and Vice President of Research Curt Long attributed the widespread declines to supply shortages and rising economic uncertainty.

TAMPA, Fla.–CO-OP Financial Services is focused on four product areas and will be introducing a number of ongoing releases this year as part of its digital transformation process, according to a presentation made by the company here.

TAMPA, Fla.–Credit unions are the primary financial institution for approximately 19% of members, and have been for years—which means CUs could triple assets without adding a single new member, observed one person.

DOVER, Del.–In addition to being a 2018 Presenting Sponsor for Exceptional Care for Children’s Sheldon Shuffle, the Del-One Foundation also donated another $2,500 to the organization that “improves the lives of technology-dependent children and their families through skilled nursing, transitional services and palliative care.”

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–NCUA has released the list of rules and regulations that will be up for review during 2019. The agency has identified 35 different rules to receive scrutiny as part of its annual “regulatory review.”

ARLINGTON, Va.—A new report shows which regulations credit unions are most concerned with in 2019, while also finding the optimism of CU executives is on the rise.

LINTHICUM, Md.–SECU of Maryland is expanding its partnership with CO-OP Financial Services to include ATM terminal driving and ATM/debit processing.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.–The CEOs of mid-size banks and credit unions are decreasingly optimistic about the year ahead, according to a new report.

MADISON, Wis. — Nominations are now being accepted for the World Council of Credit Unions 2019 Distinguished Service Awards (DSA).