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BANNOCKBURN, Ill.–– Great Lakes Credit Union (GLCU) delivered much-needed school supplies to local elementary and middle schools.   Staff gathered lists and off they went shopping.

COSTA MESA, Calif.—Residents in the Northeastern U.S. and the Upper Midwest generally own more credit cards and have higher credit scores, a new report reveals.

WASHINGTON—NAFCU has added half-a-dozen lawmakers who it says champion credit union issues to its lineup of speakers for its Congressional Caucus, Sept. 11-14 in Washington.

LAKE FOREST, Ill.—Another new study indicates that if credit unions don’t start increasing deposit rates soon they could see money head out the door to higher-priced offers available online.

ST. LOUIS—Credit card delinquencies continue to rise, a new report reveals.

NEW YORK–Loan growth appears to be “fading” for many small and midsize lenders, according to one new analysis.

SAN ANTONIO–With today the deadline for NCUA’s revised risk-based capital (RBC) proposal, Board Member Rick Metsger told credit unions here he is surprised at the trade groups’ criticisms of what he called a “reasonable, non-partisan compromise proposed by Chairman (Mark) McWatters and I” that affects relatively few credit unions.

SAN FRANCISCO–Wells Fargo has announced it will pay shareholders $480 million to settle claims related to its phony accounts scandal.

BERKSHIRE, U.K.­–A new survey has uncovered the financial terms with which Americans are most and least familiar, and also offers insight to how many Americans are familiar with credit unions.

WASHINGTON–Many of the official statistics around student loan debt and the ability to repay it are misreported or misleading, according to one new analysis, which says “early warning signs” are being ignored.