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WASHINGTON—Among the issues for which 2016 may not be remembered—but that is important to credit unions–is protecting CUs in their relationships with transportation network companies (TNCs), which are better known as Uber and Lyft.

SANTE FE, N.M.—Del Norte Credit Union is helping consumers, some struggling to pay their bills, afford groceries as Christmas approaches.

MORENO VALLEY, Calif.–A new CEO position has been added to CUToday.info’s The Gig.

DALLAS–As long-term interest rates keep rising, financial institutions with unhedged mortgage loans have reason for concern, according to an analysis released by ALM First Financial Advisors here.

WASHINGTON—The Treasury Department has been publishing a series of blog posts addressing needed reforms for the housing finance system, a likely focus when the 115th Congress convenes in January.

LAKE FOREST, Ill.—Here are three trends to watch as 2017 gets underway:

LOS ANGELES–First City Credit Union has chosen Jim Miller to succeed President and CEO Terry O’Steen, who is retiring after more than 20 years with the credit union.

LIBERTY LAKE, Wash.–CU*NorthWest, a CUSO based here, reported that that Sears Spokane Employees Federal Credit Union has completed its conversion to CU*NorthWest, while separately announcing a new investor CU.

WASHINGTON—The CFPB has taken action against four Virginia pawnbrokers for deceiving consumers about the actual annual costs of their loans, the Bureau stated.

WASHINGTON—NAFCU President and CEO Dan Berger and senior staff met this week with the Treasury Department’s Brian Peretti on cybersecurity issues, credit unions’ concerns about those and NAFCU’s efforts to promote awareness.