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REGINA, Saskatchewan–While credit unions in the U.S. continue to operate under a federal tax exemption, that isn’t the case in other countries, where CUs are in a constant give-and-take over the taxes they pay. Case in point are credit unions in Saskatchewan, which are facing a phased-in provincial tax increase to begin in 2017.

DALLAS–One of the few people to ever serve as a league president before becoming a credit union CEO, John Lederer, says that among that he has learned during his career is it’s important in all the planning to also anticipate what “can go right.”

ORANGE, Texas–Sabine Federal Credit Union has converted the last of its ATM fleet to Dolphin Debit, the full-service ATM management company.

NASHVILLE, Tenn.—Another restaurant chain has been victimized by a data breach.

ARLINGTON, Va.–More than 20 experts in the field of cybersecurity – with backgrounds on everything from deterrence of cybercrime to managing public relations related to a cyber crisis – are set to speak at the NASCUS/CUNA 2017 Cybersecurity Symposium, June 5-6, in San Diego.

ARLINGTON, Va.—Overall consumer prices dropped 0.3% in March on a seasonally adjusted basis.

YORK, Penn.–A video of a man who robbed a credit union here has gone viral following his bumbling escape. The video and related story were also picked up by numerous news outlets across the country.

NEW YORK--Approximately three-in-10 credit cardholders (31%) have never redeemed credit card rewards, according to a new Bankrate.com report. The survey found that cardholders typically gravitate to one extreme or the other, redeeming their rewards points/miles frequently (38% did so within the past six months) or not at all.

WASHINGTON–In 2014 CUNA conducted an extensive study that found the cost to credit unions of regulations is $7.2 billion annually. Now it plans to update that number.