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MADISON, Wis.–The World Council of Credit Unions has partnered on a new project called “Project Storm Break” that aims to raise funds by redirecting money that would otherwise be spent on printed holiday cards toward disaster relief.

CHARLOTTE, N.C.—Nearly half (47%) of Americans who have held a store credit card say they regret their choice to get one, according to a new study.

COSTA MESA, Calif.—Eleven percent of cardholders report they changed primary credit cards in the past year, according to data from J.D. Power.  And the main driver of switching is clear: rewards.

LAS VEGAS–Silver State Schools Credit Union here has selected Alogent’s ImagePoint and FASTdocs suites of products to increase workflow automation around item processing and enterprise content management, according to the two organizations.

SHREWSBURY, Mass.—A new study reveals a lot of gift-givers are really thinking about themselves when they buy prepaid plastic this holiday season.

DUPONT, Wash.–Two more Washington State credit unions have announced plans to merge. The $110-million Community 1^st Credit Union here said it will merge with the $38-million Generations Credit Union in Olympia, Wash.

KELSO, Wash.–More than 89 cases of fraudulent ATM withdrawals have been reported in Cowlitz County here since early December, with members of at least four credit unions affected.

MEDFORD, Ore.–Rogue Credit Union has announced it will pay $4 million to members who are part of its Rogue Rewards Loyalty program.

In its new white paper, “The Keys to Credit Union Success in Mortgage,” Intuvo details how credit unions can win more mortgage business and outlines the key benefits of a strong mortgage lending program.

WASHINGTON—CUNA has written to newly confirmed Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection Director Kathy Kraninger to highlight key consumer protection priorities for credit unions. CUNA also extended an offer to provide any necessary feedback, data and expertise.