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WASHINGTON--This week, the Defense Credit Union Council filed a comment letter with the Federal Reserve in response to its request for information regarding the future of the Federal Reserve Banks' check services and whether further investments in those services are warranted as the payments system evolves. 

WASHINGTON– Coastal Credit Union's Chief Community Impact and Public Affairs Officer Creighton Blackwell is among the African American Credit Union 2026 Hall of Fame inductees. 

LAKE BLUFF, Ill.— Fintech companies are rapidly reshaping consumer expectations around overdraft pricing, creating a competitive challenge that credit unions must address now if they want to protect their share of the checking account market, asserts Moebs $ervices.

PURCHASE, N.Y.—Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving from assisting consumers with shopping to actually making purchases on their behalf, a shift that payments companies say will reshape how commerce works—and how trust is verified when machines spend real money.

DENVER— Colorado lawmakers are considering legislation that would give banks and credit unions expanded authority to intervene when they suspect a customer—particularly an older or vulnerable adult—is the target of financial exploitation.

WASHINGTON— A bipartisan group of 14 U.S. senators has reintroduced legislation that would require the FDIC to claw back compensation from executives at failed large banks, reviving a post-Silicon Valley Bank reform effort that stalled in the last Congress.