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LONDON—A new report titled, “So, You Think You’re Ready for SEPA Instant?” has found a third of E.U. banks do not currently offer an instant payments service, with the majority saying they have been discouraged by the January 2025 deadline. 

NEW YORK—Gen Z is not just the first age cohort to grow up with social media, they also might be the first that  is most likely to go into debt because of it, a new report suggests.

CALEDONIA, Mich.–Lake Michigan Credit Union has launched a $50,000 Home Makeover Sweepstakes for any member 18 or older.

NEW YORK—Given the hyper-competition credit unions face in the market, just how do consumers prefer to shop for credit cards?

WASHINGTON—All 14 credit candidates who had backing from America’s Credit Unions’ PAC and the CrossState Credit Union Association won their races in union-supported candidates won in Tuesday’s Pennsylvania primary elections.

LAKE MARY, Fla.– Hundreds of Central Florida students and individuals preparing to enter the workforce will have expanded and enhanced access to financial education and resources as the result of a new partnership  by CareerSource Central Florida and Addition Financial Credit Union, the credit union said. 

WASHINGTON–Calling Frontwave Credit Union’s overdraft practices “unconscionable,” a half-dozen members of Congress are calling for an investigation in a letter sent to the credit union.

WESTBROOK, Maine–The Maine Credit Union League has named a new president effective June 3.

PURCHASE, N.Y.—A new study reveals that providing the unbanked and underbanked populations access to financial services can potentially “generate significant economic and social impact.”

CHAMPAIGN, Ill.—University researchers have found that if a person feeds a GPT-4 artificial intelligence agent public security advisories, it can exploit unpatched "real-world" vulnerabilities without precise technical information, according to a new report.