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WASHINGTON–Americans’ personal income increased $1,954.7 billion (10.0%) in January, according to estimates released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis.

OVERLAND PARK, Kan.–Eight credit union leagues and associations in the Midwest have joined forces to host an “innovation conference” in April that is open to all credit unions and is designed to “identify solutions that will power growth” at CUs.

WASHINGTON— The U.S economy grew 4.1% during the fourth quarter of 2020, an upward revision from the initial estimate, according to the Commerce Department, which released the revised estimate.

WASHINGTON–Both the House and Senate are back in session this week, with a new CU-supported bill having dropped, and two key issues of interest to credit unions on the hearing agenda.

WASHINGTON —The House has passed the Democrat-supported $1.9-trillion stimulus package, which, should the bill pass the Senate, could mean a new wave of deposits into credit unions.  

MILWAUKEE, Wis.—InterLutions CUSO is reporting it has launched an alliance with CUNA Strategic Services (CSS) to provide more credit unions with access to I-Care, an employee benefits solution designed to mitigate rising health costs.

ARLINGTON, Va.–The $1.9-trillion stimulus package passed by the House and now before the Senate would mean an influx of deposits into credit unions—but it doesn’t mean a premium will need to be charged to replenish the equity ratio of the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund, according to NAFCU.

WASHINGTON–Were it not for the COVID-19 pandemic, credit unions would be making their biggest in-person splash of the year in Washington this week for CUNA’s GAC, with more than 3,500 CU representatives in attendance. So, what does the absence of so many CU advocates on the Hill really mean?

WASHINGTON—A breakdown of the CUNA/League advocacy agenda, as well as information on how it will improve financial well-being for Americans, is available now as CUNA’s Governmental Affairs Conference (GAC) kicks off today, the trade group reported.