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Here's a look at the 12 housing markets with the largest percentages of mortgages over $500,000 — the new threshold House Republicans have proposed for the mortgage interest deduction in their tax plan.

The trade group's Annual Report on Credit Unions was released today, focusing on the regulatory burden and the importance of the credit union tax exemption.

Both CUNA and NAFCU filed briefs in response to the regulator’s proposed budgets, which continue to rise despite a shrinking NCUA workforce and a contracting industry.

Trade group will work with U.S. Small Business Administration to expand accessibility of SBA products to credit unions.

Department of Defense urged to exempt credit unions from July 2015 MLA amendments.

CEO of River Region CU calls for Congress to put a stop to ‘tidal wave of new regulations’ that harm small credit unions and small banks.

Arty Arteaga retiring after 17 years heading the trade association.

The $489 million acquisition is among the ten biggest bank M&A deals announced this year.

The D.C. company is starting with bars in its local area and plans to expand to other big cities in the near future.

While approval is likely in the Republican-dominated House, a Senate bill needed for the plan to become law would face a tougher path because the party’s narrower majority in that chamber.

A recent survey found that a vast majority of bankers expect lawmakers to make only moderate changes to existing industry regulation.

Consulting firm’s aim is to proactively connect credit unions with consumers.

The industry had cause to celebrate when the regulator revamped its MBL and FOM regulations, but several fights are brewing.

The trade group's "candidate school" will teach members about campaign fundraising and other political basics, in an effort to boost the number of elected officials who understand banking.

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen appeared Tuesday before an uncommonly collegial hearing of the Senate Banking Committee, but the lack of outward drama masked the fact that lawmakers from both parties were using her testimony to lay the groundwork for a broader battle over the future of regulatory reform.

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen appeared Tuesday before an uncommonly collegial hearing of the Senate Banking Committee, but the lack of outward drama masked the fact that lawmakers from both parties were using her testimony to lay the groundwork for a broader battle over the future of regulatory reform.

A 2018 deadline to automate government payments is fast approaching. Only with a mix of technology solutions and cooperation among agencies can that deadline be met.

Since the Dodd-Frank Act was passed in 2010, bank industry representatives have confidently predicted that the next year would bring significant changes, only to see their hopes dashed amid partisan divisions over proposed fixes. Until now.