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The mortgage interest deduction has been a pillar of U.S. housing policy for more than a century, but Congress appears ready to consider significant changes to it that some industry players worry could effectively render it moot.

The National Credit Union Administration has announced a webinar for credit unions interested in partnering with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Vicky Salkeld has spent more than 30 years serving credit unions in the Natural State.

F.N.B. Corp. in Pittsburgh has hired an executive to lead its new Charlotte, N.C., office after it completes its deal for Yadkin Financial.

BlueVine, an online small business lender based in Redwood City, Calif., said Wednesday that it has closed a $49 million funding round.

2016 was another year of record growth for credit unions, but with several interest rate increases expected next year and inflation on the rise, will the good times keep rolling?

Credit unions are donating their time, talents and resources for the betterment of their local communities.

A legislative proposal would expand Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's use of specially-created debt securities to share their risk with private investors, but such risk transfer deals are not a replacement for core capital.

But they won’t do it right away. Here’s why not, and what will have to change – in retail and commercial banking – for deposit-funding costs to begin to rise along with increases in the federal funds rate.

A public interest law firm filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for failing to produce documents that showed how the agency decided to ban mandatory arbitration clauses.