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WASHINGTON—A federal judge in New York has ruled that the BCFP's leadership structure is unconstitutional, disagreeing with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit's decision in the PHH Corp. lawsuit that upheld the Bureau's current structure.

IRVINE, Calif.—Acorns, a fintech that allows individuals to round up purchases and automatically invest the change, is adding a rewards debit card to its arsenal of tools.

WALTHAM, Mass.–More than 100 walkers, volunteers and staff participated in RTN Federal Credit Union’s 8th annual Walk Home for the Homeless.

FALCON HEIGHTS, Minn.–The SPIRE Scholarship Committee recently awarded scholarships to two Minnesota students.

SOMERVILLE, Mass.–Naveo Credit Union hosted Hops & Homebuyers, a first time homebuyer workshop at Aeronaut Brewing Co., one of its member businesses and neighbors.

BOSTON–That isn’t a delinquent member or a troubled employee across the desk at the credit union—that is someone whose life can be turned in an entirely new direction, a former federal prisoner turned famous chef told credit unions here.

LAKE JACKSON, Texas–TDECU—Your Credit union has been named “Best Banking Facility” by readers of the Jackson County Herald-Tribute. 

RALEIGH, N.C.–As part of a special Open Enrollment period, SECU expanded the opportunity for families to utilize the option to increase coverage after account opening with group term life insurance coverage.

ONTARIO, Calif. — While the timing of the next economic downturn has been discussed at several recent CU meetings, credit union leaders who gathered for an event here were just as concerned with how such a slowdown might look and feel, as well as with a host of other issues.