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This year's Credit Union Miracle Day raised over $525,000 for the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals. The Cherry Blossom Run in Washington was listed in the "bucket list" of things to do in D.C. in the March issue of the Washingtonian Magazine.

A quick look at who's climbing the credit union ladder.

How 1 CU 'Springs' out of winter's grip and other good news from across the country.

Experts from the banking, retail and technology sectors gathered last week for SourceMedia's annual Card Forum and Expo, sharing their predictions for the payments industry's next step. Some were involved in Apple Pay from day one; others are looking past it to the next big thing.

Genisys sponsors festival and other good things CUs are doing in their communities.

American Banker readers share their views on the most pressing banking topics of the week. Comments are excerpted from reader response sections of AmericanBanker.com articles and from our social media platforms.

CU donates $1 million, CU vet tapped for state regulator post and more news from CUs across the country.

Financial literacy efforts, woman of the year and other honors, promotions, and more.

As the largest banks get set to report their first-quarter earnings, investors and analysts will be looking for clarity on developments from the last three months. Here are the key storylines for each major bank.

KCPCU Employees brave the cold to support Special Olympics and other community news from CUs across the country.

New board members, big promotions and special recognition announced by CUs across the country.

First-quarter earnings calls will rev up in the next week. Here are some community banks that could have a lot to say about M&A, compliance and cost cutting.

Enactment of the Durbin amendment in the Dodd-Frank Act was just the start of a fight over implementing debit interchange rules. Retailers ultimately lost their legal effort to toughen the Federal Reserve's swipe fee cap, but they are now arguing that issuers offering Apple Pay service are skirting the Fed's regulation. Here's a look back at how the battle has played out.

CU Journal has always sought to be a forum for discussion of the issues that are important to credit unions, to facilitate a dialogue on the biggest trends, challenges and opportunities to face our readers. Read on to see some of your colleague' latest comments.

Europe is home to many innovative and disruptive banks, telcos and technology firms. Some of these are deploying mobile wallets that have the potential to span the entire continent.

Minnesota CU features hot cocoa and "Frozen" characters and other community news from across the country.

A trio of officers earn 'chief' titles at MCU and other personnel news from CUs across the country.

American Banker readers share their views on the most pressing banking topics of the week. Comments are excerpted from reader response sections of AmericanBanker.com articles and from social media platforms.

The mortgage application and closing process is once again facing an overhaul. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will soon require lenders to provide customers with integrated disclosure forms, which aim to clarify costs associated with real estate transactions. As with any new process, the switch poses a number of challenges for lenders — and could even put business at risk during implementation. Here are five pitfalls to look out for in the process.

Retired director honored with special flag, branch gets a makeover and more news from CUs across the country.