From shaved ice to baseball, disc golf and more, these credit unions are keeping their cool as they help out their community.

Lending at credit unions in the Peach State increased by just 0.2%, down from 0.8% growth recorded a quarter earlier.

One credit union's launch of a financial wellness app aims to utilize behavioral research to better resonate with how consumers today use mobile applications.

New data from PSCU shows a 46% increase in sales volumes for credit union members compared to last year.

America's Credit Union Museum has named new board members while a number of institutions have recruited additional talent.

The Michigan-based institution also recorded increases in earnings, deposits and membership.

The number of transactions to send money across borders has risen for 36 consecutive months, but this could eventually slow.

Total loan volumes at institutions in both states increased by more than 1%, far above the national rate.

Shelby Community has just 1,000 members and $5 million in assets and will complete the merger into 1st Liberty by the end of August.

Accounts that offer high interest rates can bolster fee income and lower noninterest expenses, though credit unions have to carefully watch these products to ensure they actually make money.

Rachel Pross, chief risk officer at Maps Credit Union, told the Senate Banking Committee the inability for more banks and CUs to safely serve the legal pot industry is having an effect on ancillary businesses.

There have now been a record 10 credit union-bank merger deals in 2019.

A look at the latest round of appointments, promotions and new hires at credit unions and industry groups across the country.

The lawsuit claims that the Jacksonville, Fla.-based credit union charged members multiple non-sufficient-funds fees on the same item.

FASB may have voted to delay its controversial new credit loss standard, but credit unions who use that delay as an excuse to further procrastinate are setting themselves up for failure.

With the industry continuing to consolidate, credit unions must address mergers in their strategic planning sessions so they are ready to be on either side of the deal when the opportunity arises.

From sponsoring math tournaments to programs that help prevent identity theft, these credit unions are striving to make a difference well beyond the financial services arena.

Marc Schaefer, who has led the credit union since 1995, has announced plans to retire. President Todd Hall will take the helm on Jan. 1, 2020.

Lawmakers will hear from a credit union executive on cannabis banking while also considering issues such as the use of alternative data in underwriting.

The New York-based institution will double the number of counties it can serve as part of the effort to grow.