Youth sports support, mammograms, cancer treatment and more are all part of the latest round-up of credit union community news.

To land and retain millennials, Synechron’s head of innovation, David Horton, suggests mobile banking apps must graduate from simply replicating online banking on a phone to leveraging the native functionality of mobile hardware.

Cheshire Health Federal Credit Union has merged into $2.9 billion Service Credit Union, Portsmouth, N.H., effective Oct. 1, the two CUs announced Friday.

NCUA's new, interactive online Examiner’s Guide from is intended toprovide up-to-date, comprehensive, supervisory guidance that can be updated as new laws and regs take effect.

A federal appeals court’s decision that declared the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau an arm of the White House relies on a novel interpretation of the constitution’s separation of powers clause that could have broader effects on how other regulators like the OCC and FHFA interact.

Credit unions can capitalize on bank scandals such as the recent fraud uncovered at Wells Fargo, but they have to lay the groundwork first.

Tulsa FCU adds six director-level execs and more CU professionals in the news.

The World Council of Credit Unions has launched a social media app aimed at bringing together the global credit union community, but questions remain about whether or not it will catch on.

Legal fees for lawsuits against the banks and securities firms that sold the faulty mortgage-backed securities that led to the corporate credit union meltdown have eaten up more than 20% of total recoveries.

Two Utah credit unions – Ogden-based Goldenwest CU and Health Care CU in Salt Lake City – on Thursday announced their intent to merge.

In its biennial survey, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. found that in 2015, 7% of U.S. households were unbanked, marking a 0.7% drop from 2013.

For all the talk of various generations defined by birth year – baby boomers, Gens X and Y, and millennials – Brian Solis says there is a new generation for businesses of all types to focus on: Generation C, the Connected Customer.

A win by Hillary Clinton would be something of a mixed bag for credit unions. On the one hand, she's a moderate with detailed policies and has pledged to roll back the regulatory burden for CUs. Yet she may also be pushed to the left as she navigates issues, particularly on regulatory appointments.

Credit unions across the country are doing the right thing in their communities – and they’ve got the pictures to prove it.

With older Americans living longer and many younger folks saddled with crushing student loan debt by the time they finish college, adults caught in the middle are being referred to as the “sandwich generation” because they are supporting both younger and older family members.

Credit unions may not face significant competition from Goldman Sachs’ entrance into consumer lending, but analysts say it should serve as a wake-up call for how CUs market personal loan products.

Psychological studies have found if people are given too many choices, they either do not make a choice, or they take a really long time to decide.

It’s a bit premature to celebrate the recent court decision finding the CFPB’s structure to be unconstitutional, according to a veteran credit union attorney who suggests the final outcome on this is far from decided.

Credit unions face a new competitor for personal loans, but observers are confident that Goldman Sachs' name recognition is no match for the trust members have in CUs.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau decried an appeals court ruling last week that found its single-director structure unconstitutional, saying the opinion was "wrongly decided" and had "no basis in the text of the Constitution or in Supreme Court case law."