Advanced search


MIAMI—Mortgage delinquency rates climbed in most states during the first quarter of 2026, with several states seeing sharp increases that suggest growing financial strain on homeowners despite a still-resilient national housing market, according to a new analysis from personal finance company WalletHub.

GULFPORT, Miss.—A former employee of Keesler Federal Credit Union is scheduled to stand trial in October after being indicted on four counts of embezzlement involving funds she allegedly accessed through her position at the credit union, according to the Sun Herald.

Screenshot 2026-06-03 174049

Paolo Teotino

Paolo Teotino

9988888899

DENVER—Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has vetoed SB26-134, the controversial interchange-fee bill that would have prohibited card issuers and payment networks from charging interchange on the sales-tax portion of transactions, handing credit unions, banks and payments companies a significant victory and avoiding what many feared would become another Illinois-style legal and operational battle.

LONDON—The rapid rise of real-time payments is fundamentally reshaping fraud risk for financial institutions and merchants, compressing the time available to detect suspicious transactions just as artificial intelligence is making fraud faster, more scalable and harder to identify, according to a new analysis from Noam Grinberg, chief risk officer for global enterprise at Nuvei.