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WASHINGTON–Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is vowing to cap ATM fees at $2 if he is elected president.

Whether you have ever personally found yourself in need of assistance from a charitable organization, there are times when people need a helping hand. While all PSCU offices actively support a variety of non-profit charitable organizations in their communities, we have also witnessed a need to support our own coworkers due to an unforeseen financial emergency.

MADISON, Wis.—The Filene Research Institute said it has entered into a collaboration with QCash, a digital lending platform that offers relationship-based underwriting, without credit check, to members in search of small, short-term unsecured loans.

WASHINGTON—The CFPB Monday filed a proposed consent order in federal court that would resolve a lawsuit against Frederick J. Hanna & Associates, a Georgia-based law firm, and its three principal partners, for operating an illegal debt collection lawsuit mill.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.—PenFed Credit Union had made a $50,000 donation to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

AUSTIN, Texas–-Behavior differences can be seen in how consumers access financial accounts via an Internet banking platform vs. a mobile banking platform, according to a new analysis that offers some “surprises.”

ARLINGTON, Va.—NAFCU has named Gary Grinnell, president and CEO of Corning Credit Union, as Region I director on the NAFCU board.

WASHINGTON—New legislation is expected to be introduced soon that will propose a financial institutions transaction tax. Credit unions, however, will not be subject to the assessments, according to a new report.

THE HAGUE–Banks in Europe have been racing to acquire the more secure domain “.bank” after more than 4,000 registrations were made in the U.S. for the web address, according to CNBC.