ALEXANDRIA, Va.— Federal credit union operating fees will decrease by an average of approximately 1.2% in 2025, NCUA reported, citing operating and capital budgets information outlined during its December board meeting.
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MADISON, Wis.—While the U.S. State Department’s 90-day stop-work order on all USAID-funded international development projects has forced the World Council of Credit Unions to reduce its global programs’ staffing levels, the organization said its international advocacy, engagement, education and networking activities—including the 2025 World Credit Union Conference in Stockholm, Sweden, in July--will not be affected.
WASHINGTON—The House of Representatives Monday passed the Credit Union Board Modernization Act.
WASHINGTON—It did not take Russell Vought long to take a step toward possibly dismantling the CFPB.
WASHINGTON—The Defense Credit Council and the Dakota Credit Union Association Monday urged the House Agriculture Committee to address competitive imbalances between CUs and the Farm Credit System (FCS).
NEW YORK—Inclusiv has expanded its clean energy training courses and workshops, both within the U.S. and for the first time, to credit unions across the broader Caribbean the organization announced.
WASHINGTON— House Financial Services Committee Chair French Hill (R-AR) said lawmakers from both sides of congress plan to form a working group to develop policy favoring development of digital assets, Reuters reported.
WASHINGTON—In what will likely be another hectic week in Washington, credit union trade organizations are focused on the House passage of the Credit Union Board Modernization Act, and ensuring CU voices are heard by the Small Business Administration (SBA).
WASHINGTON—The Federal Reserve has released the hypothetical scenarios for its annual stress test, which helps ensure large banks can lend to households and businesses even in a severe recession.
MILWAUKEE—What are credit unions most concerned with in 2025?