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WASHINGTON–Trump Hotels is again warning its customers and guests that it has been hit by a data breach.

FORT WASHINGTON, Pa. — Rajesh Nair has been named assistant vice president, northern regional manager, at TruMark FinancialCredit Union.

MUSKEGO, Wis.–Corporate Central Credit Union has launched a brand new website it said is designed to facilitate easy navigation and provide valuable content relating to the credit union movement, the organization and Corporate Central’s family of CUSOs — EmergiFi, InterLutions and QuantyPhi.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.–A new analysis suggests that more than 38 million American households are unable to afford their housing, an increase of 146% in the past 16 years.

FOSTER CITY, Calif.–Visa has unveiled an initiative aimed at small businesses that offers thousands of dollars to upgrade their payment technology. In return, the businesses must stop accepting cash.

MADISON, Wis. – TruStage, the consumer brand of CUNA Mutual Group, announced that its simplified-issue term life product has surpassed $500 million in coverage for customers spanning 49 states.

WASHINGTON—As the House was marking up a spending bill yesterday, NAFCU urged the House Appropriations Committee to approve $250 million in funding for the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund, restore funding for the NCUA's Community Development Loan Fund, provide for a five-member CFPB commission and to keep the NCUA out of the appropriations process.

WASHINGTON—In her second set of remarks to Congress this week, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen yesterday discussed with the Senate the current economic outlook and reiterated her expectations for the Fed to start tapering its balance sheet "this year."

LYMOUTH, Minn.  - TruStone Financial Federal Credit Union welcomes two new branch managers to their eastern Wisconsin locations, Teresa O’Brien as the Oak Creek Branch Manager and Dan Dzikowski as the Cudahy Branch Manager.

WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump has nominated Randal Quarles to serve on the Federal Reserve Board through January 2032 and to serve four years as its vice chairman for supervision.