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WASHINGTON—Credit unions should not be subject to the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection’s enforcement authority and the agency should change its enforcement approach to focus on bad actors in the marketplace, noted NAFCU in a letter to the BCFP.

BOULDER, Colo.–The Elevations Foundation awarded an all-time high of $84,000 in scholarships to 33 local students at its annual Celebration of Community at Fiske Planetarium. 

RIVERSIDE, Calif.–Altura Credit Union recently participated in and sponsored the 5th Annual “Walk to End Homelessness.” Hundreds of people walked in a downtown park to raise $35,000 to fund city programs that help people transition from the streets to stable housing, and to fill gaps in state and federal funding.

GOLDEN, Colo.—A number of smaller credit unions are dramatically ramping up their mortgage lending—some doubling their portfolios in less than two years—by leaning on a third-party provider for mortgage services they could not affordably provide on their own.

SANTA CLARA, Calif.—The current practice of car drivers manually entering their driver ID and odometer reading every time they use a fleet card to pay at the pump is leading to mistakes and potential overspending on fuel, says MasterCard, which has unveiled a new service to automatically integrate fuel and maintenance data from a connected car’s dashboard into the payment process.