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READING, Penn.–Diamond CU is marking the 20^th anniversary of its partnership with the Reading Health System (RHS).

DENTON, Texas —DATCU Credit Union announced it has paid out the largest year-end bonus dividend in its history.

WASHINGTON–The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has taken action against Equifax, Inc., TransUnion, and their subsidiaries for deceiving consumers about the usefulness and actual cost of credit scores they sold to consumers.

MADISON, Wis.—In honor of retired CO-OP Financial Services CEO Stan Hollen, CUES announced it is offering two full-tuition scholarships to its Payments University.

COSTA MESA, Calif.—The average credit limits for U.S. consumers have declined across all five credit score categories on a year-over-year basis, according to an analysis of Experian data by The Motley Fool.

WASHINGTON—The Government Accountability Office has issued a report detailing the progress made by financial regulators in fulfilling the GAO’s previous recommendations on implementing the Dodd-Frank Act, particularly with regard to cost-benefit analysis.

TEMPE, Ariz.–Landings Credit Union gave away “samples” to more than 100 Tempe Chamber Members as they conducted their morning mixer at the main office of Landings Credit Union.

McALLEN, Texas–Prior to offering a new service to members, the marketing director at one credit union decided to check its performance by driving more than 1,500 miles and using the solution along the way.

WASHINGTON—Both CUNA and NAFCU have outlined their legislative priorities for 2017 and, as expected, much of it is focused on regulatory relief for credit unions.

WASHINGTON—It was “back to school” for advocacy efforts on Capitol Hill Monday, according to CUNA, which reported that 10 leagues representing 15 states met with newly elected members of Congress and those who are returning.