Fresh Today

JACKSON HOLE, Wyo.–The Federal Reserve is likely to begin withdrawing some of its easy-money policies before the end of the year, but any rate hikes remain off in the distance, according to Fed Chairman Jerome Powell.

WASHINGTON—Credit unions will need to prepare for at least some members facing housing insecurity and other related issues following a Supreme Court ruling overruled the Biden administration's newest federal ban on evictions. The ruling came in response to a bid from a group of landlords to block the pandemic-related protections for renters facing eviction in most of the country.

BROOKFIELD, Wis.– Omnichannel commerce trends that emerged and accelerated during the COVID-19 pandemic are showing their staying power, according to a new Carat Insights report released by Fiserv.

HILLIARD, Ohio–A tiny CU in the Buckeye State has mailed its last letter.

NEW YORK–Credit union leaders (and CU boards) can’t rest up when it comes to retaining employees, as a new survey has found most Americans say they expect to look for a new job as the pandemic continues—with “flexibility” the job attribute with the most appeal.

NAPLES, Fla.–The Defense Credit Union Council said it was able to raise $26,815 for Southeastern Guide Dogs during its recent annual conference here.

WESTBROOK, Maine–The Maine Credit Union League has named five people as its credit union professionals of the year, reflecting “unwavering commitment to the credit union movement and for their exceptional service to credit union members and their communities.”

WASHINGTON–Three federal bank regulatory agencies have released a guide they said is intended to help community banks assess risks when considering relationships with fintech companies.

MINNEAPOLIS–More than a dozen brand-new job openings have been added to CUToday.info’s free job board, the Gig.

ARLINGTON, Va.–NAFCU’s CEO says the group that really needs to “wake up” is the banking industry when it comes to the issue of mergers and acquisitions.