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ARLINGTON, Va.—New-home sales increased 3.5% in August, but those gains are being offset by downward revisions to the prior three months of sales data. NAFCU Research Assistant Yun Cohen said that despite strong demand for homes, sales have been trending lower – largely due to "persistent affordability issues."

NASHVILLE, Tenn.–While student debt gets significant attention, why the lack of discussion around the root cause—the skyrocketing cost of a college education that one person called “unconscionable.”

HANSCOM AFB, Mass.–Senior Airmen from a number of area military bases graduated from Hanscom Air Force Base’s five-week long Airman Leadership School (ALS) , with the graduation ceremony sponsored by Hanscom FCU.

WASHINGTON—Mortgage lenders reported a net negative profit margin outlook for the eighth consecutive quarter amid the further erosion of purchase mortgage demand, according to Fannie Mae's Q3 2018 Mortgage Lender Sentiment Survey.

POTTSTOWN, Penn.–Diamond Credit Union hosted a groundbreaking ceremony in Muhlenberg Township, Penn. at the site that will become the credit union’s seventh branch. 

HOBOKEN, N.J.–The amount of student debt being carried by many Americans–and the years and even decades needed to repay it–is no secret. But a new study has found there are some borrowers who navigate student loan repayment with efficiency, employing strategies that allow them to pay back that debt in just a few years, according to LendEDU.

SAN JOSE, Calif.—PayPal said it now has more than 250 million customers using its payment services.

WASHINGTON—It’s the most vexing Catch-22 of all for smaller credit unions: they will grow when they have more time and resources available, and they will have more time and resources after they grow. So, how to overcome that huge issue?

PRINCETON, N.J.—Hu-manity.co, a company that has been advocating for what it calls the “31st human right,” the right of individuals to own their data as property, has announced the launch of an Android app aimed at giving consumers the power to claim, control and manage their data.

SEOUL, South Korea—At an annual international conference of regulators here, the South Korean Financial Supervisory Service urged regulators from 14 other countries to create an international discipline system for cryptocurrency and initial coin offerings.