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WASHINGTON – Freedom Mortgage Corp. has agreed to pay a fine of nearly $2-million to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

RICHMOND, Va.–Roger Ball, the long-time CEO of Call Federal Credit Union, has announced his retirement, with the credit union also announcing a successor.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.—Alaska continues to perform well in key growth categories, leading the nation in median membership growth and shares and deposit growth, and coming in second in median asset growth, according NCUA’s state-level data for the first quarter of 2019 for all federally insured CUs.

BURNSVILLE, Minn.–Firefly Credit Union helped encourage youth and teen members to establish smart savings habits by participating in National Credit Union Youth Month.

WASHINGTON—Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell signaled the central bank could cut interest rates when it meets later this month, indicating it believes the economy isn’t as strong as some believe.

DES MOINES, Iowa – Des Moines fintech startup LenderClose has expanded its staff, adding three new employees this month.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. –Kevin Chiappetta, President of QuantyPhi, was recently elected to the CFA Society Milwaukee board.

SANTA ROSA, Calif.– Allison Spitzer has been hired as vice president of retail lending for Redwood Credit Union.

BOULDER, Colo.– Elevations Credit Union reported that its first-ever Elevations Prosperity Month resulted in 1,490 volunteer hours provided to local nonprofits along the Front Range by a total of 225 participants, including 149 Elevations employees and 76 Elevations members.

NAPA, Calif.– Approximately 400 Napa residents took action to protect themselves from fraud by shredding old financial records and other paperwork at Redwood Credit Union’s (RCU’s) free annual Shred-a-Thon.