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WESTBROOK, Maine—Maine Credit Unions have released a new video to warn Mainers—especially older adults—about the alarming rise in fraud.

FISHERS, Ind.— Credit unions are facing mounting pressure to deliver the sleek digital experiences business members increasingly expect—without sacrificing the personalized service that sets them apart.

WASHINGTON— Credit unions and their members are bracing for the Federal Reserve’s expected interest rate cut today—either 25 or 50 basis points—an adjustment that could ripple across consumer borrowing, repayment behavior, and overall financial health.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – While nearly seven in 10 employees (68%) remain optimistic about their financial future over the next three years, many are seeking advice around both long-term savings and managing their personal finances today, a new Bank of America study shows.

WASHINGTON--Following a recent a social media post from Federal Home Finance Agency (FHFA) Director Bill Pulte saying the FHFA wants to ensure credit unions “are not creating risks that we do not see,” America’s Credit Unions President/CEO Jim Nussle reached out to Pulte to emphasize credit unions as a safe and sound solution.

WASHINGTON--America’s Credit Unions voiced support for fair access to financial products and services as outlined in a recent Executive Order, while also urging the Small Business Administration (SBA) to clarify key requirements in its recent debanking letter to lenders.

NEW YORK— JPMorgan Chase and Plaid have renewed their data access agreement, ensuring shared customers can continue to securely use essential financial products, the organizations stated in a joint release.