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ARLINGTON, Va.—New-home sales plunged 9.4% from June's 630,000 annualized units to 571,000 annualized units in July and were down 8.9% from a year ago.

CORVALLIS, Ore.– Three annual Oregon State Credit Union Free Community Shred Days in Albany, Corvallis and Keizer served more than 1,800 residents with secure disposal of 57,743 pounds of sensitive documents this year.

DALLAS and PHILADELPHIA–PathSoftware announced that Path, its highly-configurable, multi-channel, cloud-based mortgage loan origination software (LOS), is now integrated with Radian Guaranty Inc., the mortgage insurance subsidiary of Radian Group, Inc.

LOMBARD, Ill.– A new report has been released that analyzes consumers’ mobile banking usage and its impact on other banking channels, and makes recommendations on how financial institutions can optimize their investment in the technology.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has issued a warning to older consumers about taking out a reverse mortgage loan in order to bridge the gap in income while delaying Social Security benefits until a later age.

DOVER, Del.–Delaware has enacted legislation that requires organizations to provide residents one year of free credit monitoring services if their sensitive personal information is compromised in a data breach. Delaware follows Connecticut in passing such a law.

MIDDLETOWN, Penn.–“Very well done, very informative.”

LOMBARD, Ill.—Don’t expect a big impact on loan portfolios from the credit bureaus’ new scoring metrics, which are raising consumers’ credit scores, say analysts who see the change as more of a marketing opportunity for credit unions.

NEW YORK—Americans are increasingly delinquent on their credit card debt, as credit card delinquencies have increased in recent months.