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WASHINGTON--The end of U.S. penny production is bringing unexpected challenges for credit unions, America's Credit Unions noted.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA on Thursday announced it will hold its first open board meeting since September, scheduling a public session for Dec. 18 at 10 a.m. ET.

WASHINGTON—As Congress enters the final week of the first session of the 119th Congress, credit union advocates say debates over access to banking, debanking, and housing policy are moving forward with credit unions largely on the margins.

WASHINGTON—As banking trade groups continue to advance what credit unions say are misleading claims about the industry and its not-for-profit tax status, America’s Credit Unions President and CEO Scott Simpson sent an email to congressional offices seeking to “set the record straight.”

SEATAC, Wash.-- As historic flooding inundates western Washington, more than 100,000 residents have been displaced and evacuation orders now span multiple river valleys, placing many credit unions—along with their employees and members—directly in harm’s way.

WASHINGTON--State policy trends are rapidly reshaping the operating landscape for credit unions, with major activity across data privacy, crypto, interchange, and environmental, social, and government (ESG) restrictions. America’s Credit Unions 2025 State Policy Report breaks down the top trends and provides an anticipated plan for state advocacy efforts alongside league partners in 2026.

WASHINGTON--With new “Trump Accounts” giving consumers another way to save, America’s Credit Unions’ compliance team examined existing statute and where credit unions fit in a recent Compliance Blog post. 

ONTARIO, Calif.—California’s Credit Unions on Monday provided an update on its search for a new president and CEO, outlining the leadership transition timeline and reaffirming its commitment to Fuel Solutions and the organization’s three-state alliance with Nevada’s Credit Unions and Utah’s Credit Unions.