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WASHINGTON—Consumers continue to report experiencing problems with mortgage servicers, according to the latest CFPB monthly complaint snapshot.

MADISON, Wis.–Summit Credit Union has launched its fourth annual Project Teen Money program, a unique challenge created to help young adults achieve financial success.

ST. LOUIS–Enterprise Car Sales is reporting it generated a record $575 million in loan volume from more than 31,000 credit union members during 2016.

INTERNATIONAL FALLS, Minn.–TruStar Federal Credit Union here said it is paying a $550,000 patronage dividend to its members.

LAKE FOREST, Ill.—Is credit union free checking finally on its way out? New research from Moebs $ervices indicates that may be the case, as the company’s latest checking study shows that for the first time credit union free checking numbers are declining.

MELBOURNE, Australia–CUA, Australia’s largest credit union, said it is planning to pursue more partnerships and is looking at allowing more mutuals to use its hi-tech platform.

WASHINGTON–The January 2017 Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey on Bank Lending Practices (SLOOS) from the Federal Reserve found that loans to businesses during the fourth quarter of 2016, on balance, banks left their standards on commercial and industrial (C&I) loans basically unchanged, while tightening standards on commercial real estate (CRE) loans.

INDIANAPOLIS – Twenty-nine credit union members from six different Indiana credit unions began 2017 with some unexpected cash in their pockets, thanks to participating in this state’s “Save to Win” program.

MADISON, Wis.–The Filene Research Institute is piloting a new tool that seeks to address a challenge common to all credit unions: onboarding.

WASHINGTON—The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has launched an inquiry into ways to expand access to credit for consumers who are “credit invisible” or who lack enough credit history to obtain a credit score.