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SEATTLE–It remains the largest-ever failure by a U.S. financial institution—and it offers valuable lessons for credit unions in how a board failed in its duties.

OMAHA, Neb.–PSCU has cut the ribbon on its Midwestern Service Center here, which will include 50 positions and plans for additional growth over the next three years.

ONTARIO, Calif.–CU Direct will host a free webinar on the state of the credit union auto lending marketplace on Sept. 28.

WASHINGTON—NAFCU has sent letters to the Federal Trade Commission, CFPB and NCUA requesting they work together to get to the bottom of the Equifax data breach and share their findings so credit unions can best help their members deal with this breach's impact.

DUBLIN, Ireland–At the same time Ireland’s credit unions continue to fight for a stronger market presence in this country and to expand into mortgages, a major German bank that is also a non-profit wants to bring its model to the country, saying it believes it could play a role in solving Ireland’s housing crisis.

WASHINGTON—Completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the key to receiving financial aid for college.

WASHINGTON—Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee Chairman John Thune (R-SD) said lawmakers should look into giving the Federal Trade Commission – the entity investigating the recent Equifax data breach – the leeway to possibly change its enforcement standards for protecting consumer data.

BANNOCKBURN, Ill.– Great Lakes Credit Union (GLCU) supplied local elementary students with needed school supplies.

ARLINGTON, Va.—Total retail sales decreased 0.2% in August, in part due to a decline in online sales, NAFCU Research Assistant Yun Cohen said in a NAFCU Macro Data Flash Report.

WASHINGTON–A dip in mortgage rates to their lowest point in nearly a year is being credited for a surge in mortgage applications.