ORLANDO — Core system conversion management company Next Step is celebrating 20 years of service to the credit union industry.

GOP staff said the bill was intended to steer clear of provisions that would have automatically delayed or derailed the bill. But Democrats already were saying it went too far. Following is a complete guide to what’s in the bill.

NEW YORK — U.S. consumers in the first quarter borrowed more to pay for education and automobiles, but overall their debt burden was relatively flat, according to a new report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Alexandria, Va. — NCUA announced that it has translated parts of the agency's public website into Spanish to "provide critical financial information" to consumers with "limited English proficiency."

NOTRE DAME, Ind. — Notre Dame Federal Credit Union has partnered with five regional credit unions to provide Relevant Radio of Green Bay, Wis., a $5.25 million Term Loan Facility.

CFPB and Justice are taking a renewed interest in redlining, the practice of lenders charging more for products or excluding altogether minorities within certain geographic areas — and their findings may be surprising.

San Diego CCU's Teresa Halleck, New Dimensions' Ryan Poulin and IMCU's Ron Collier earn recognition.

ST. LOUIS — Lutheran Federal Credit Union here recently began operations after years of planning, and the start-up CU is using Share One's core processing technology known as NewSolutions.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.—A credit union organization that missed the mark on nearly all of its diversity efforts in 2013 has been named one of the "Best of the Best" places to work for women, minorities, veterans and Hispanics. That organization? NCUA.

Credit union executives talk about where credit unions should be focusing their efforts to innovate.

In responding to a fan Monday on Twitter, Rowling was asked the full name of the character "Moaning Myrtle," a ghost that haunts Hogwarts, where Harry Potter goes to school. Rowling's reply raised a few eyebrows.

A group of credit unions and small banks could not persuade a judge to block the settlement Target and MasterCard reached last month that would reimburse banks on the card network $19 million for losses related to the retailer’s breach.

Senate Banking Committee Chairman Richard Shelby announced Friday he was pushing back a planned vote on regulatory relief until May 21, a week after it was initially scheduled.

WASHINGTON — All 10 Democrats on the Senate Banking Committee sent a joint letter Friday that said they plan to oppose a regulatory relief bill scheduled for a panel vote next week since Republicans have not yet provided legislative language to all members.

The Fintech Sandbox — an accelerator of sorts for startups — has attracted ten data providers and eight fintech startups in two months. But it’s still missing what it needs most: bank members

As big retailers like Walmart are more actively pushing consumers away from signature-based transactions to PIN-based transactions, credit unions stand to lose precious interchange income. But industry insiders suggest CUs may have some tricks up their sleeve to mitigate this challenge.

CO-OP Financial Services on Thursday said it will offer a subsidy to clients switching to EMV cards that will total $9.1 million.

NAFCU has announced the winners of its annual awards competition.

St. Anne's reaches out to local youth, First Tech supports Junior Achievement and more.

Credit unions across the Great Plains are largely reporting business as usual in the wake of a massive storm packing more than 50 tornadoes, but the worst may not be over yet.