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WASHINGTON—Overdraft lawsuit firms are not “sheltering in place” during the pandemic. In fact, they have become more aggressive and creative, and are driving up the price tag on their demand letters—into six figures—reports one expert.

WASHINGTON—With a message that stressed the need to focus on financial well-being, CUNA CEO Jim Nussle said it’s no longer enough to simply tell the credit union story when meeting with state and national leaders--it’s time to back the discussions up with data to “paint an undeniable picture” of what credit unions are doing to help millions of Americans.

WASHINGTON–CUNA’s first-ever virtual Governmental Affairs Conference has featured the traditional appearances—naturally, also virtually—by members of Congress and others from the political realm.

WASHINGTON–As the granddaughter of illiterate farmers in India, one woman who has risen to assistant secretary in the U.S. State Department shared her story and other thoughts during webinar hosted by the Global Women’s Leadership Network.

MADISON, Wis.–After helping to found and then lead the Global Women’s Leadership Network more than a decade ago, Susan Mitchell has “passed the baton” to a new chair: Teresa Freeborn.

OAKLAND—Marqeta is expanding into the consumer credit card space to help other brands launch credit card programs.

MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif.–A merger in California that would create a $6-billion CU is getting closer to completion, while two other California credit unions have announced plans to merge.

PEACHTREE CORNERS, Ga.–Associated Credit Union has announced the winner of its first annual grand prize as part of its new PRO$PER Savings Account.