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WASHINGTON–CUNA has submitted a letter to the CFPB detailing each of the ways the agency’s rulemakings have affected, “and in many cases harmed,” America’s roughly 6,000 credit unions and their 110-million members.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–Total assets in federally insured credit unions were up by $97 billion, or 7.8%, during the first quarter, while loans grew by $85 billion, or 10.6%, according to first quarter data released by NCUA.

WATERFORD, Conn.– Charter Oak Federal Credit Union received two Chairman’s Awards from the United Way of Southeastern Connecticut in recognition of Charter Oak’s longtime partnership with the Gales Ferry-based social services agency.

ONTARIO, Calif.—Don’t expect the captive finance companies to back off their incentive offers. In fact, expect them to soon step up cash-back deals to address the growing number of trade-ins with negative equity.

TUKWILA, Wash.–BECU held free shred events at three of its financial centers in Federal, Way, Tukwila and Everett, Wash.

ONTARIO, Calif.—Major banks retreating from subprime auto lending is not a sign serious delinquency issues are ahead with low-FICO borrowers, according to CU Direct.

WASHINGTON–The latest economic numbers are being greeted by economists with mixed reactions.

JACKSON, Mich.—Women drive most household financial decisions, according to American 1 CU, which is why it spends $28,000 each year on its Women’s Expo, a community event that has grown larger each of the last 15 years.

Many of us have seen this from afar; some of us from close at hand.