WASHINGTON—The House Armed Services Committee on Thursday advanced the FY26 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) out of committee without any provisions harmful to credit unions, the Defense Credit Union Council reported.
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PHOENIX– DDJ Myers, the well-known industry thought leader and ALM First Company, recently joined as one of only six inaugural America’s Credit Unions Visionary providers to deliver thought leadership to the credit union industry.
WASHINGTON—Carrie Hunt has resigned as chief advocacy officer at America’s Credit Unions, the trade group confirmed.
MCLEAN, Va.--The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage leveled off this week, averaging 6.58% Freddie Mac reported.
COLUMBUS, Ohio--Credit unions saw a crucial win in court this week as the Ohio Supreme Court, in a six-to-one decision, overturned a lower court ruling that reversed longstanding industry precedent and practice regarding guarantors and when payments are due, America's Credit Unions reported.
ONTARIO, Calif.--The California Credit Union League has rebranded as California’s Credit Unions, the league announced.
WASHINGTON—This week offered a brief but telling glimpse into the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s plans for 2025—and then just as quickly, that glimpse disappeared.
WASHINGTON— With National Guard troops mobilized to patrol the streets of the nation’s capital, credit unions—particularly those serving military communities—are being reminded of their vital role in supporting service members and their families during uncertain times.
MILWAUKEE—For many credit unions, overdraft programs are a source of discomfort—seen either as a necessary evil or something to be quietly scaled back in the name of member-friendly practices. But according to J. Paul Leavell, that narrative is missing critical context.
PEACHTREE CORNERS, Ga.—Associated Credit Union announced that C. Lin Hodges, president and chief executive officer, plans to retire in July 2026 after 46-years with the organization, including 18 years as its CEO.