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MADISON, Wis.–If things are going really well for your credit union, you may be in trouble, according to two experts, who suggested the risk lies in falling into the comfortable trap of planning vs. the discomfort that can come in setting strategy.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–With CUNA and NAFCU divided in their positions on whether NCUA should move to begin making payouts from the Corporate Stabilization Fund in 2018, many other credit unions and associations have also filed comment letters with the agency.

LITTLETON, Colo.—Safe Harbor Private Banking, a CUSO of Partner Colorado Credit Union that provides a compliant banking program for cannabis businesses, said it is partnering with CanPay, a debit payment solution for the cannabis industry, to offer banking services and cashless payments statewide for Hawaii’s cannabis businesses.

LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga.—Hurricane Harvey is having a positive effect on used car prices.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—Hurricane Irma hit Florida with a powerful punch as it created havoc from high winds and flooding rain for two-thirds of the credit unions in the state, which are just now getting back to serving members.

WASHINGTON–Credit unions at NAFCU’s Congressional Caucus here were given an update on housing finance reform efforts, as well as on how HUD is helping to respond to the recent hurricanes.

IRVINE, Calif.—Homeowners continue to see increasing equity in their homes.

CUPERTINO, Calif.–Credit unions and their technology partners should be prepared for new biometric security demands–and opportunities–with members following Apple’s introduction of the iPhone X.

MADISON, Wis.—The massive Equifax data breach that may have compromised sensitive financial and personal information for as many as 143 million Americans should have credit unions paying close attention to online membership and account openings—for many years.

WASHINGTON—Existing-home sales decreased 1.7% in August, falling to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.35 million, according to a NAFCU Macro Data Flash.