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SEATTLE–Credit unions were given some best practices for credit unions to find, win, and keep more loans and members during an America’s Credit Union Conference Discovery session here.

BREEZY POINT, N.Y.–Prosecutors are attempting to seize a $600,000 co-op in a beachfront neighborhood here as part of a fraud case against Sean Jelen, the former CEO of Valor Credit Union who has been charged with fraud.

WASHINGTON—CUNA is joining a data breach lawsuit against Wendy's, CUNA’s board decided this week.

WASHINGTON–High school students here participating in the Metropolitan Police Department Youth and Family Services summer program, had the opportunity to learn first-hand about the financial challenges they will face as adults at a Dollars & Sense Financial Reality Fair hosted by the D.C. Chapter of the MD|DC Credit Union Association.

Mergers approvals were down by half in May.  NCUA approved 10 mergers in May 2016, which were down from 20 the previous month.

NASHVILLE–It’s not enough anymore to receive a member complaint and to respond with just an apology.

AUSTIN, Texas­ –The FirstClose Report, an instantaneous, bundled report developed by First Lenders Data, Inc. (FirstClose) that delivers a title search, flood certification, valuation and property information with $500,000 of lien protection insurance on every loan, is helping credit unions and their members effectively address the steady stream of Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOCS) that are resetting through 2018. according to the company.

BURNABY, B.C.–Aiming to enhance consumers’ lending experience, as well as FIs’ lending business, Mobilearth has launched a mobile digital lending application that it says allows consumers to complete the application process in about seven minutes on their smart phone or tablet – never having to step foot in the branch.

ST. LOUIS--Neighbors Credit Union teamed up with Shred-It, a document shredding company, to provide the community with the opportunity to shred documents containing personal information.

WATERFORD, Conn.– – Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has awarded $88,000 in college scholarships, its largest disbursement of scholarship funds to date.