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WASHINGTON–Five more states are holding primary elections today, with credit unions having taken an active position in just one of the races.

SEATTLE–Tackling the thorny questions around generating more loans and especially more yield, a panel here offered their insights and thoughts on what credit unions can do.

SEATTLE–Much has changed since NAFCU was founded in 1967.

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, California – CO-OP Financial Services said it is planning to bring strategic and tactical learnings to help credit unions on their digital transformation journey through six, single-day “Roadshow” events running July-October across the country.

SEATTLE—Credit unions can expect to see their payouts from the closure of the Temporary Corporate Credit Union Stabilization Fund around the end of July and beginning of August, NCUA Board Member Rick Metsger told attendees of the Defense Credit Union Summit here.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–The banking industry may have filed a lawsuit over NCUA’s latest field of membership rule, but that hasn’t stopped the agency from moving forward with additional plans for FOM, which will be discussed at NCUA’s open board meeting.

REGINA, Saskatchewan–A credit union here has partnered with the local United Way on a new program aimed at keeping more people from falling victim to the cycle of payday loans and simultaneously helping them to build credit.

LANSING, Mich.–Just a little over a year since announcing that it was promoting Ken Ross to president and COO, the Michigan Credit Union League has now announced Ross is leaving the organization.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.–Rapidly developing technologies are making it impossible for the Federal Reserve to fulfill its two congressional mandates, according to the former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under President Reagan who is now a professor at Harvard.

WASHINGTON–With the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee in meetings this week at which a rate hike will be considered, a new analysis finds the six rate increases by the Fed since December of 2015 have cost credit card users an extra $8.23-billion in interest to date.