LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga.—The average price of a used vehicle for model years 2011-2015 depreciated by 2.3% during September, just slightly better than in August (-2.4%).
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NEW YORK—“Prestige” credit cards, those that deliver high rewards but come with a big annual fee, are apparently a big hit with younger consumers, a new report indicates.
ANN ARBOR, Mich.–As it prepares to mark its fifth year, CU Lunch Local is reporting it has expanded across several states.
WASHINGTON–The U.S. Justice Department has proposed that Deutsche Bank AG pay $14 billion to settle a set of mortgage-securities probes stemming from the financial crisis.
WASHINGTON–Which credit unions should consider promotions and financial education aimed at adult kids still living at home? The Census Bureau has some suggestions.
NEW YORK–Once reserved for sand state markets such as South Florida and Phoenix, the practice of home flipping is now becoming the rage in the New York City market.
NEW YORK–Just how tiny the margins are at many small businesses is clear in a new report.
WASHINGTON–A new analysis suggests firms that belong to the Financial Services Institute during 2015 meant $48 billion to the U.S. GDP and were responsible for 482,000 jobs, according to a new report from the Institute.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden—Another fintech startup is challenging FIs for their credit card business, but this time the threat isn’t from Silicon Valley, it’s from outside the U.S.
REGINA, Saskatchewan–Canada’s credit unions have been losing market share to fintechs, and have now taken several steps to respond, including an acquisition.