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SUMTER, S.C.–SAFE Federal Credit Union is reporting it set an auto loan record with $79.4 million in lending during its Spring 2017 “Driving You Forward” promotion, generating more than 3,000 loans and adding nearly 2,000 new members.

WASHINGTON–House Financial Services Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling (R-TX), a strong opponent of the CFPB, is now asking for an investigation of whether its executive director has violated federal election law.

VIENNA, Austria–A credit union board member who also runs a company that offers succession planning consulting offered direction to credit unions here on how they can plan for hiring their next CEO.

WASHINGTON—Chief executive officers at state-chartered credit unions with at least $1 billion in assets reported an average total compensation of $1.021 million for 2015, according to a new analysis.

WASHINGTON—NAFCU is urging an exemption be granted from Home Mortgage Disclosure Act reporting for all home equity lines of credit or, in the alternative, higher reporting thresholds for closed-end and open-end loans in an official comment letter to the CFPB.

WASHINGTON—NAFCU is offering what it is calling a “roadmap” for regulatory reform to Treasury in a letter that supports a presidential executive order for reduced regulation. The association called it "a valuable framework for promoting growth and innovation across all sectors."

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–NRL Federal Credit Union presented a top level donation of $17,546 to Credit Union Miracle Day, the title sponsor group of the Credit Union Cherry Blossom Ten Mile Run.

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. –Through Sept. 30, CO-OP Financial Services said it is partnering with school supply company Yoobi to offer credit unions an opportunity to receive a shipment of backpacks, school supplies and financial literacy resources to help children in their local communities.

VANCOUVER, B.C.–Vancouver City Savings Credit Union has been named Canada’s top corporate citizen for the second year running.

VIENNA, Austria–When Kaitlin Cleary was 18 and living in her first apartment, there was a water leak that led to an $800 water bill.