Nathan DiCamillo

The NCUA board on Thursday also amended a rule regarding emergency mergers for credit unions.

The move will impact more than 800 credit unions.

The trade association argues that the Consumer Financial Protection Act contains no language regarding vacancies or resignations

The Maryland-based credit union said it success was the result of strong member service and outreach.

The Illinois-based CU has given back $10 million to members in the past 10 years.

The Florida-based credit union is one of several that have begun raising employees' entry-level pay as part of the nationwide push toward a living wage.

The Lansing, Mich.-based credit union was recently recognized by the CUNA Lending Council for its service to low- to modest-income members.

The two credit unions are based in Illinois and Texas, respectively.

The financial institutions hope to enhance operational efficiency while improving members' digital experience.

The low-income CU argues that Mulvaney’s installment as acting director violates the Constitution

The credit union will get money back sometime late next year as a result of the merger of the Temporary Corporate Credit Union Stabilization Fund and the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund.

The Pleasanton, Calif.-based credit union is also celebrating its 85th anniversary.

The two tiny credit unions merged with the $313 million Pelican State on Nov. 1 and Dec. 1 of this year.

The $1.8 billion credit union has paid members more than $15 million since 2009.

How a new fintech CUSO aims to bring members' financial services into one place.

Cederick Lamar Collins held 11 CU employees hostage for three hours in January of this year during an attempted robbery.

Awards for social responsibility, philosophy-in-action and financial education were given to several credit unions of different asset sizes.

Credit union professionals have surprising praise for a financial empowerment program from their frequent foe, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Members have received more than $7 million in dividend payments since 2014.

Both Mick Mulvaney and Leandra English showed up to lead the agency this morning, but credit union trade associations have only addressed Trump’s appointee.