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MILWAUKEE—In a finding consistent with those reported separately in CUToday.info, another survey has found more than half of Americans said "reducing debt" is their top financial priority for 2018, even as the average personal debt has increased $1,000 from last year to $38,000.

WASHINGTON–The housing market remains strong, although ongoing inventory shortages and rising rates may be contributing to a slowing of new housing starts.

WASHINGTON–While the House remains adjourned, the Senate is in session this week and will be considering several bills and holding a number of hearings of interest to credit unions.

WASHINGTON–All Senate Democrats plus Bernie Sanders (I-VT) have signed a joint letter objecting to plans by the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection to stop supervising lending made to active duty service members.

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina—G20 member countries are now looking at an October deadline for reviewing a global anti-money laundering standard on cryptocurrency.

ALBANY, N.Y.–CAP COM Federal Credit Union and its charitable giving arm, the CAP COM Cares Foundation, have once again completed their annual backpack program.

SAN FRANCISCO–Hundreds of people had their homes foreclosed on after software used by Wells Fargo incorrectly denied them mortgage modifications.

NEW YORK–NCUA has lost a case in which it was attempting to seek damages related to toxic mortgage-backed securities bought by credit unions a decade ago.

WASHINGTON—Legislation has been introduced in the U.S. Senate that intends to curtail the ability of banks and credit unions to impose overdraft fees on customers and members.