Three credit unions have selected Fiserv’s DNA account processing platform to assist with their technology transformations.

David Cibulka steps aside having led the credit union for the past 36 years.

The credit union has assets of just $56,000, and lost more than $2,000 during the first three quarters of 2016.

A new report from the Filene Research Institute outlines the challenges faced by adults simultaneously caring for aging parents and adult children, and how credit unions can help ease the strain.

Credit unions across the country are making a difference for students, families in need and the community at large.

A number of credit unions have already begun to raise their minimum wage – in some cases doubling the federal minimum – but it remains to be seen if legislative action or market pressures spread the trend more widely.

Farley led the Virginia league for more than 30 years

From the rising influence of millennials to shifting trends in home prices and housing inventory, here's a look at the top housing market trends for 2017.

A week after the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency created a new federal charter for fintech firms, California's financial regulator is calling on other states to work together in making their licensing system more palatable to companies.

Detroit-based fintech company Bankjoy on Friday announced new partnerships with two credit unions for digital access technology.

The credit union also implemented Fiserv’s “Mobiliti” for mobile banking and PopMoney for P2P payments.

In addition to individual credit unions, the Maine CU League will also be honored.

NCUA data analyzed by NASCUS shows state-chartered CUs now hold nearly 50% of all industry assets and are growing at a faster pace than FCUs, but there is little difference between the two charters when it comes to many key performance metrics.

Interactive education for kids, benefitting great causes, promoting the credit union difference and more.

A look at the concerns of merchants and credit unions as the holiday shopping season ramps up.

San Diego County Credit Union is reporting “positive” financial results for the third quarter of 2016.

Even a credit union that has done absolutely everything right to ensure its ATMs are fully compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act could be in for a most unpleasant surprise.

The combined credit union will serve approximately 50,000 members with $335 million in assets.

Looking to make that special IT person in your life happy this holiday season? Anything related to cybersecurity is probably a good bet.For the 15th consecutive year, Credit Union Journal asked IT execs from credit unions and credit union service organizations (CUSO) around the nation to share what technologies would make their respective 2017 more joyful and productive. Assuming they were all on the "nice list," here are their wishes.