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WASHINGTON—As lawmakers prepare to go to conference on the House and Senate cyber threat information sharing bills, NAFCU, CUNA and several other financial service trade organizations have sent a joint letter to the Senate Select Intelligence Committee urging it to keep moving forward.

FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla.–If it’s not here already, the “Zombie Apocalypse” is coming for credit unions, which are being unbundled by often-unrecognized competitors that are eating the pieces.

I read Frank J. Diekmann November 21 posting, "After Careful Consideration - Two Potentially Explosive Suggestions," regarding my November 19 NCUA Board Statement and thought it helpful to offer a couple of additional thoughts.

FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla.–What are the secrets to making an indirect lending agreement work with an auto dealer? What are credit unions doing right and wrong? Is there any space beyond the captive lenders? 2 Auto Dealers, 1 CU Lender Offer Answers

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho—The $260-million East Idaho CU reports that at least 200 of its members have had their payments cards compromised.

GOSHEN, Ind.—Credit unions will be hopping aboard the Black Friday shopping rush later this week, joining retailers with deals that include 0.99% APR auto loans, double rewards points, and 5% APY checking.

SANTA FE, N.M.–Four credit unions—Del Norte CU, Columbia CU, Elevations CU and First Service CU—have all been recognized as some of the best places to work.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA is holding a panel discussion on credit unions reaching out to the Hispanic market.

CHICAGO—Auto loan balances hit $1.008 trillion in Q3 2015—an 11% increase since Q3 2014—and Millennials are a good credit bet.