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WASHINGTON–Thousands of credit union reps will head to Capitol Hill this week for an annual celebration of democracy—and frustration. Gridlock in Washington has made it nearly impossible to get any legislation through Congress, and there is no better example than CUs, which combine a grassroots army with large political action committee funds. What can be done?

PAWTUCKETT, RI—Monopoly, one of the world's most popular board games, is following the worldwide move toward a cashless society by bringing credit cards to the game.

REDDING, Calif. — Members 1st Credit Union’s long-time CEO, Mark Moore, has retired, and his successor has been named.

WASHINGTON–The frequent jokes about Millennials living with their parents are turning out to be true—and not so funny for the housing market.

PHILADELPHIA—Add Millennials to the growing group of consumers who like prepaid cards.

FITCHBURG, Mass.– For the third year in a row, Workers' Credit Union has paid its members a bonus dividend.

MIAMI–Stop (and worry) if you’ve seen this before: house flipping is back.

MIAMI—A new research report that examined 3,030 phishing attacks against a top 25 U.S. bank said it has been able to group phishing sites into three main clusters.

NEW YORK–UBS AG has made an offer of judgment to NCUA for $33 million, plus prejudgment interest, to resolve a lawsuit filed by NCUA over the sale of mortgage-backed securities sold to corporate credit unions that later failed. 

WASHINGTON–Housing continues to be robust, with construction spending surging in January to the highest level since 2007.