BROOKFIELD, Wis.–Concerns over rising interest rates and a shortage of affordable housing could cool an otherwise hot home sales market, leading mortgage lenders to approach the coming year with caution, according to one new analysis of threads in the coming year in mortgage lending.
MADISON, Wis. — As part of the celebration around its 10th anniversary, the Global Women’s Leadership network is recognizing “GWLN champions.”
DUBLIN, Ireland—A new study indicates that online transactions need to be very simple or many consumers will simply move on.
WASHINGTON—Ginnie Mae Acting President Michael Bright – and nominee to officially serve as its president – has announced his resignation.
EDWARDSVILLE, Ill.—Scott Credit Union here has introduced a new checking account that pays a high 4.05% APY on balances up to $25,000–but it also requires members to be robust debit card users.
AUSTIN, Texas—The Texas Department of Banking could consider “stablecoins,” a cryptocurrency designed to minimize the effects of price volatility, as money, making them and exchanges that deal with them subject to a number of Texas laws and license requirements, according to a new Supervisory Memorandum from the department.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.–VyStar Credit Union has been approved to expand its field of membership into Southeast Georgia, including Camden, Charlton, Glynn and Ware counties.
ELGIN, Ill. - Lending Solutions Consulting, Inc. (LSCI) is reporting it has undergone a comprehensive rebranding effort to reflect its evolving business model.
WASHINGTON –CUNA said more than $25 million has been committed to funding its “Open Your Eyes” media campaign aimed at growing consumer awareness and consideration of CUs as a financial option.
WASHINGTON—The economy is "evolving about as anticipated" with rising economic activity, strong labor market conditions and inflation nearing the Federal Reserve's projections, according to minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) December meeting.
