NEW YORK—Which generation is most guilty of maxing out their credit cards?
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NEW YORK—A six-figure net worth may come with some strings attached, a new report reveals.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—Consumers started shopping earlier and spending more this holiday shopping season, according to preliminary data from PSCU.
WASHINGTON—The U.S. economy grew 2.1% in the third quarter, remaining unchanged from the second estimate, according to the Commerce Department's final estimate.
WASHINGTON—The growth of payments using debit and credit cards and the automated clearinghouse (ACH) system continued to accelerate from 2015 to 2018, while check payments continued their long-run decline, according to U.S. noncash payments data collected by the Federal Reserve.
WASHINGTON—The new year marks not just the beginning of the 2020s, but the effective date of several important rules for credit unions, CUNA is reminding.
DULUTH, Ga.–Mike Mercer, who served as president/CEO of Georgia Credit Union Affiliates for more than 30 years and who earned numerous recognitions during his career, including the highest honor one country presents, will retire as of Dec. 31. Mercer currently leads the League of Southeastern Credit Unions, into which the GCUA merged in September 2019.
PASCO, Wash.–Credit unions are starting to build a new tradition: Helping kids stay on the good side of the lunch lady.
BRANDON, Fla.– A man who allegedly shot two people while robbing a Brinks worker outside a credit union here got away with $120,000 in cash, according to details that were part of a search warrant.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.–QuantyPhi has released two videos explaining how loan participations can help credit unions.