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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Truliant Federal Credit Union has launched several new features for its Tru2Go mobile app that include the introduction of fingerprint Touch and Eye Scan ID sign-in and a Quick Balance swiping feature.

WASHINGTON—In order to gain a better understanding of security in the mobile ecosystem, the Federal Trade Commission announced it has issued orders to eight mobile device manufacturers requiring them to provide the agency with information about how they issue security updates to address vulnerabilities in smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices.

PURCHASE, N.Y.–MasterCard has announced that Saks Fifth Avenue and Poshmark, the largest social commerce marketplace for buying and selling fashion, plan to accept MasterPass by MasterCard.

BERKELEY, Calif.—The most “innovative” credit union in the U.S. is $2.6-billion Educational Employees CU in Fresno, Calif., according to a new study that indicates that those CUs that embrace tech are growing much faster than those that don’t.

CLEVELAND–More than 100 volunteers yesterday participated in creating the “leave behind” project being championed by credit unions in conjunction with the Republican National Convention, which will take place later this year.

WASHINGTON—Fifty percent of Americans rate their personal financial situation as either "excellent" or "good," slightly higher than the 46% recorded last year and the highest level recorded since before the Great Recession, according to Gallup's annual Economy and Personal Finance survey, conducted April 6-10.

WASHINGTON–Credit unions this week in Washington will be watching a number of congressional hearings, with another eye on a bill that provides funding to the defense department.

SAN DIEGO–It’s not about the shoes. Or the website. And what that means for credit unions is that it’s not about the products or the website, either.

BANNOCKBURN, Ill.– Great Lakes Credit Union (GLCU) visited its local Pizza Mia and performed 30 random acts of kindness. 

HOUSTON– — A team of TDECU employees peddled their bikes for a good cause in the BP MS150.