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WASHINGTON—The CFPB has introduced “Certify Your Service,” a consumer education campaign to empower student loan borrowers working in public service to protect their progress toward loan forgiveness.

MADISON, Wis.—CUES announced that 40 credit union board members and executives have recently completed CUES Governance Leadership Institute.

RIVERDALE, Utah–America First Credit Union has kicked off its “The Sweet Taste of Summer” promotion.

NEW YORK–The National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions has released "Pathways to Stability," a video featuring the Federation's Pathways to Financial Empowerment, a new financial counseling model it said is supported by robust technology to track member and community impact.

WASHINGTON—There’s a great lesson to be had for credit unions today in a battle that was fought by the “fax generation”—credit unions can accomplish extraordinary things when they unify and get behind something.

WASHINGTON—NAFCU and CUNA, along with several other trade associations, have submitted clarifications and modifications to the Department of Defense regarding its regulation implementing the Military Lending Act, including another request that the effective date for credit card compliance be extended one year to Oct. 3, 2018.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.– Ent Credit Union has announced that president and CEO Randy Bernstein will retire in October, following a 20-year career with the credit union, and that a successor has been named.

ROANOKE, Va.–Member One FCU recently announced the appointment of Nick Hart, Director of Marketing & Business Development, to a three-year term on the board of directors of Opera Roanoke.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.–A new analytics offering, the Asterisk Intelligence team, has been added to CU*Answers’ Management Services group.

WASHINGTON–The U.S. Supreme Court agreed yesterday to consider whether insiders at companies who blow the whistle on their employers are shielded from retaliation if they only report alleged misconduct internally rather than to the Securities and Exchange Commission.