ALEXANDRIA, Va. –National Credit Union Administration Deputy Executive Director Rendell Jones offered an update to Congress on the agency’s efforts around climate-related financial risk.
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WASHINGTON—Single-family home prices increased 3% from Q2 2022 to Q2 2023, down from the previous quarter’s revised annual growth rate of 4.9%, according to Fannie Mae’s latest Home Price Index reading.
WASHINGTON—Retail sales in the United States rose less than expected in last month, and the drivers, according to the Commerce Department, were declines in receipts at service stations and building material stores.
STONE MOUNTAIN, Ga.–The decision to hold its 25th anniversary meeting at Stone Mountain, Ga., was no accident, according to its chairman.
STONE MOUNTAIN, Ga.–Credit unions are helping to right some wrongs that have been centuries in the making, according to one person.
STONE MOUNTAIN, Ga.–There are few people whose life and career path have been affected by credit unions as Dr. Frederick Pellum.
EAST LANSING, Mich. — MSU Federal Credit Union (MSUFCU) has announced plans for what it calls a “major expansion” with plans to open five branches in Chicago in 2024.
LUBLIN, Poland–In some single rooms, there are three families sharing limited space and bunk beds. In the hallways, clothes hang on racks to dry. There is a shared bathroom on each floor. And everyone who lives there is thankful to have it.
LVIV, Ukraine–The executive director of a credit union in Ukraine is crediting assistance from the World Council and the fact its members are borrowing again for helping it to regain its footing and remain open as this country remains under attack from Russia.
LUBLIN, Poland–Five Ukrainian refugee women, all of whom are receiving housing assistance from the credit union-supported Via Stella Fund, said that without the help their lives would be much more difficult in Poland, and they each shared their stories of what has happened to them and where they are now.