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ALEXANDRIA, Va.  – NCUA has officially introduced its redesigned website, saying the public and other stakeholders will now be able to find the information they need more easily with the launch of redesigned versions of NCUA.gov and MyCreditUnion.gov as a result.

MADISON, Wis. — The World Council of Credit Unions is seeking nominations for its World Council Young Credit Union Professionals (WYCUP) scholarship program, an international networking and educational opportunity for emerging credit union leaders.

MEDFORD, N.Y.–Suffolk Federal said it celebrated a successful 2018 with a year-long array of meaningful customer outreach, events and promotions which have raised part of the nearly $100,000 dollars contributed to local nonprofits and charitable organizations focused on specific causes. 

GOLDSBORO, N.C.–Commercial Business Systems, which provides core processing solutions, has chosen Denver-based CUSOCU Service Network to provide it with internal compliance services.

WATERFORD, Conn.– Charter Oak FCU said it has awarded more than $575,000 in annual $100 cash bonuses to its Gold Rewards members, which is the highest amount ever paid since the unique program began nine years ago.

REVERE, Mass.–St. Jean’s Credit Union has broken ground on a new branch here that reflects a new service delivery model for the CU. The initiative is being led by Chesterfield, Mo.-based NewGround.

MUSKEGO, Wis.–Corporate Central Credit Union said it has paid its member credit unions a Member Loyalty Reward representing a 5.81% dividend on all perpetual contributed capital (PCC) balances for the month of December, and paid a participation bonus based on each member’s use of Corporate Central’s products, services, and CUSO offerings.

WOODBURY, Minn.–Ideal Credit Union has returned 10% of its 2018 earnings to members who participate in its VIP+ Program.

LONDON—The percentage of payments made with a mobile phone in U.K. stores has jumped from 1.3% in Q3 2016 to 5.6% in Q3 2018, a new report shows. 

NAPERVILLE, Ill.– For the ninth year in a row, Illinois’ state-chartered credit unions will receive a credit toward their regulatory fees.