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LAKE FOREST, Calif.–A company primarily known for its marketing services to credit unions has pivoted quickly and gotten a provisional patent on a new type of mask members can wear inside credit union facilities.

HOUSTON– Three credit unions in Missouri and Kansas have outsourced their ATM operations to Dolphin Debit, the full-service ATM management company.

WATERLOO, Iowa–The Veridian Group, a CUSO of Veridian Credit Union,  and Texas Dow Employees Credit Union have announced a joint investment in Illuma Labs, a Plano, Texas-based provider of voice authentication for enhanced security against fraud in call centers.

WASHINGTON – Just half of people who retired between 1992 and 2014 had income, savings, and/or non-housing assets to maintain the same spending level for five consecutive years after retiring, according to a new study released by the CFPB.

ARLINGTON, Va.–NAFCU said it will host a virtual event titled, “State of the Industry,” on June 25 that it said is designed to equip credit union leaders with the data, trends, and takeaways needed to make the urgent decisions necessary to keep their operations running amid the coronavirus pandemic and to help them plan for the future.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.– NCUA it will host a webinar, “The Bank Secrecy Act: Review and Reminders,” on June 17 during which credit unions will receive information on best practices in Bank Secrecy Act programs and avoiding pitfalls from non-compliance, the agency said.

HOUSTON  – During March and April, eCU Technology is reporting it saw increased online membership and loan applications for its credit union clients, up as much as 200% for some, compared to the previous year.

WASHINGTON—While new Military Lending Act (MLA) guidance no longer discriminates against servicemembers and makes it easier to obtain GAP insurance, it won’t make up for the harm previous MLA guidance caused over the last 2.5 years, according to the Defense Credit Union Council (DCUC).

PLANO, Texas–Housing demand in the United States has fallen at least initially during the COVID-19 pandemic, but while it’s down, the housing market is not out, according to one analyst.