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Americans deserve straight answers about the price of gasoline. Families feel every increase immediately, and military households can feel it especially sharply when long commutes, permanent-change-of-station moves, training obligations, or life near an installation leave few transportation alternatives.

NEW YORK--Fraud prevention is undergoing a fundamental shift at U.S. card issuers: What was traditionally viewed as a cost center is increasingly being treated as a way to keep cardholders, build trust and ultimately generate more revenue from those relationships.

WASHINGTON--The Defense Credit Union Council Tuesday expressed its support for the Consumer Financial Protection Accountability and Reform Act of 2026, introduced by House Financial Services Committee Chairman French Hill and Financial Institutions Subcommittee Chairman Andy Barr. 

WASHINGTON—The Blockchain Association is challenging warnings that stablecoins will drain deposits from community financial institutions, arguing there is little evidence of such an exodus and that the greater concentration threat has come from the nation’s largest banks.

WASHINGTON--With the House back in Washington and the August recess winding down, America’s Credit Unions said it is advocating for needed modernizations to Currency Transaction Report (CTR) and Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) reporting thresholds, which haven’t been updated in decades.

WASHINGTON--In a world of electronic payments, check fraud may seem old-fashioned, but fraudsters continue to exploit vulnerabilities in the payments system, America's Credit Unions reminded.