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WASHINGTON–The CFPB is reporting that in the first six months with Kathleen Kraninger as its new director it assessed $22 million in civil money penalties against various entities charged with wrongdoing.

MADISON, Wis.––The National Credit Union Foundation is reminding the deadline is approaching to apply for funds as its 2019 grant cycle comes to a close.

BROWNSTOWN, Mich.–Advantage One Credit Union has awarded three students with academic scholarships, with two scholarships going high school seniors starting their college careers and one to an adult who is continuing their education.

NEW YORK––Nearly 100,000 reverse mortgages taken out by elderly Americans since the Great Recession have failed, “blindsiding elderly borrowers and their families and dragging down property values in their neighborhoods,” according to a new analysis.

WASHINGTON – The Federal Communications Commission has voted to pass a declaratory ruling that allows phone service providers to automatically block suspected robocalls unless a consumer opts out.

WILMINGTON, N.C.–The Credit Union Industry HealthScore, a composite score created by one firm to measure the health and performance of U.S. credit unions, has hit an all-time high.

NEW YORK–The business of making risky loans has returned a decade after the financial crisis, but this time there are new players involved as well as new risks, according to one new analysis.

BURNSVILLE, Minn.–Firefly Credit Union collaborated with Shred Right and Green Lights Recycling, Inc. to host its annual Community Shred Event.

ROANOKE, Va.--Freedom First CU recently held their annual membership meeting and announced the returning members of the board of directors. Filling the three open positions of the nine-member volunteer board are re-elected incumbent directors, John Budd, Jr., Wayne Strickland, and Melinda Payne.