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WASHINGTON–Mortgage rates have declined, but pending home sales were still down in May when compared to April.

LAS VEGAS—How can a person not just change the course of their own life but even disrupt the entire financial services industry? By simply counting down 5-4-3-2-1.

WASHINGTON–The Fed may be pushing rates up, but the 30-year mortgage rate average has declined to new lows for 2017.

WASHINGTON–Federal Reserve Chairman Janet Yellen said in remarks that she believes U.S. banks are “very much stronger” and that another financial crisis isn’t likely in the near future.

WASHINGTON—Natasha Merz, VP of commercial lending for Langley FCU in Newport News, Va., testified before the House Small Business Subcommittee last week that Small Business Administration 504 loans should be exempt from the credit union member business lending cap.

STRATFORD, Conn.–Drivers on Main Street in Stratford here are noticing a number of lighthouse sculptures that are part of the “Light the Way” initiative, thanks in part to Sikorsky Credit Union.

WASHINGTON—A House subcommittee cleared a spending bill last week that does include some regulatory relief provisions found in the House-passed Financial CHOICE Act, but also reduces funding for the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund and eliminates it for the NCUA's Community Development Revolving Loan Fund.

WASHINGTON–The nation’s largest banks have passed their latest stress tests, the first time since the Federal Reserve began conducting the tests seven years ago, and the results should mean big payouts for shareholders.

CHESTERFIELD, Mo. – NewGround, a St. Louis-based experiential design-build firm, announces the appointment of Larry Gandelman as Regional Vice President within the U.S. Western Region.

OAKLAND COUNTY, Mich.–Genisys Credit Union held a special Jean’s Day to collect donations for its friends at Leader Dogs for the Blind