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CINCINNATI—Car lease credit applicants registered a 69.8% approval rate in September, a 3.9% drop from the August rate of 72.6%, according to a new report.

ATLANTA—Good news for lenders—car shoppers are financing more at the mid-way point of 2018 compared to the record-setting sales in 2016, Equifax reports.

CROSS ROADS, Texas–A group of employees and members from LiFE FCU organized a trip to the Dominican Republic where over five days they helped provide clean drinking water for three villages.

TACOMA, Wash.–Everyone is tired and busy, so suck it up and stop complaining–and Yelping.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas–Three credit unions have announced partnerships with eDOC Innovations.

TACOMA, Wash.–Artificial intelligence poses some threats, as any technology does, but it really holds much more promise for both credit unions and humanity, according to one person.

TACOMA, Wash.–Despite all its promise, there is a “dark side” to the future of artificial intelligence, according to one person.

WASHINGTON–The Credit Union Legislative Action Council (CULAC), which is CUNA’s PAC, said it is launching its first round of independent expenditures (IEs) for the 2018 midterm election cycle this week, including one expenditure of more than a half-million dollars.

MIDLAND, Mich.–Following a busy summer of travel on Michigan’s highways, volunteers from Dow Chemical Employees CU recently spent part of an afternoon beautifying several miles of a Midland County freeway.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–Three people representing CU trade groups testified during the NCUA Budget Briefing here, with all providing recommendations for additional changes by the agency, and one person asking the two NCUA board members to ask themselves three questions.