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WASHINGTON—With Congress in recess, the credit union trade groups are focused on reaching representatives while they are at home, while not expecting new attention on gun legislation to delay priorities when Congress returns.

WASHINGTON — The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced a proposed settlement with ITT Educational Services, Inc., the defunct private school that has also resulted in tens of millions of dollars in losses for a number of credit unions.

WASHINGTON—Some 23 federal agencies were found to have come up short in their cybersecurity efforts even as attacks on their IT infrastructures continue to grow and concerns about foreign interference in the upcoming 2020 elections persist, according to a Government Accountability Office report.

NEWARK, Ohio — Hopewell Federal Credit Union (HFCU) recently held its ninth annual Car Show.

PARADISE ISLAND, Bahamas– Five young credit union professionals have been awarded a scholarship that includes an all-expense paid trip to Los Angeles for the 2020 World Credit Union Conference.

SANTA FE, N.M.—Del Norte Credit Union was a sponsor of the 2019 A New Normal.Life Health Fest at Valdez Park in Española, N.M.

RICHARDSON, Texas—CU REVL announced 1st University Credit Union in Waco, Texas, and Texas Health Credit Union in Austin have joined the CUSO as referral affiliates. 

MECHANICSBURG, Penn.—As the financial services industry rushes to embrace digital service delivery, one credit union is going in a whole other direction, sending representatives to members’ homes to discuss banking needs.

WASHINGTON—The latest jobs report – with 164,000 jobs gained in July – reveals the labor market is "growing, but slowly" – tracking with the overall economy, according to NAFCU Chief Economist and Vice President of Research Curt Long.

SEATTLE–The “configuration vulnerability” that allowed a woman to breach Capital One Financial Corp. and steal more than 106 million records has been known for years and hundreds of other companies may be similarly vulnerable, according to a new report.