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WASHINGTON—When it comes to issues with their credit cards, consumers are most concerned about late fees and credit report problems due to confusing payment processing schedules and difficulty disputing bill inaccuracies.

ERIE, Penn.—Lisa Hauptman, a former executive at Oil Country Federal Credit Union here, pleaded not guilty to embezzlement charges during an arraignment held Tuesday in U.S. District Court.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.–As NCUA ponders adoption of new examination policies around commercial lending, one program officer with the agency outlined reasons for the changes and what credit unions can expect during exams.

WASHINGTON—Eyes are on the Senate this week as credit unions hope regulatory relief provisions passed by the House as part of its highway funding bill make their way through the Senate’s version of the legislation.

CORK, Ireland—Apple Pay appears to be winning early in the battle for consumer acceptance with Android Pay and Samsung Pay, according to a new survey.