ST. LOUIS–A new analysis shows in which U.S. cities it is most expensive and least expensive to rent based on the rent-to-income ratio.
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OTTOWA, Canada—Payments Canada is undertaking a second review of its upcoming real-time payments system, Real-Time Rail (RTR), further delaying its launch, according to a new report.
BASINGSTOKE, U.K. –A new study from Juniper Research is forecasting that merchant losses from online payment fraud will exceed $362 billion globally between 2023 to 2028, with losses of $91 billion alone in 2028.
WASHINGTON–Auto loan delinquencies are rising nationally, but credit unions are lagging the increases being seen at other lenders, indicating members are more “resilient,” according to a new report from CUNA that includes revised analysis based on new data.
WASHINGTON–The Supreme Court’s decision to strike down President Biden’s proposal to cancel at least some student debt for tens of millions of borrowers will affect the monthly finances of millions of credit union members nationally.
LONG BEACH, Calif.–Financial wellness is increasingly getting attention as a core focus for credit unions, and two CUs that are serious about it shared what they are doing, what they have learned and what they have planned.
WASHINGTON—The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC), which includes NCUA, has announced the availability of data on 2022 mortgage lending transactions reported under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA).
WASHINGTON—CUNA has again expressed support for NCUA’s effort to continually reviewing its regulations, one-third of which come up for review every year.
CHICAGO –Fifty-seven early adopters, including a number of credit unions, have completed formal testing and certification in advance of the FedNow Service's launch planned for late July, the Federal Reserve announced.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. –Three people have been banned from credit unions by NCUA.