SAGINAW, Mich. — While some companies frown upon parents and children as co-workers, Catholic Federal Credit Union has no problem hiring employees from the same family. In fact three members of one family work at the same branch.

WASHINGTON — A lawmaker's bid to take the House Financial Services Committee gavel from Chairman Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) is unlikely to prove successful, but the effort could have far-reaching implications for Republicans.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — One of the best ways for a credit union to measure a member's experience is by surveying all points of contact — from online and mobile banking to call center interactions and in-branch visits.

Rumors of a subprime auto-lending bubble have been greatly exaggerated.

WASHINGTON — A smaller percentage of U.S. households were unbanked in 2013 compared with two years earlier, just as less traditional financial services products such as prepaid cards grew in usage among those without a bank account.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court is slated to hear arguments Tuesday in a case that could determine when and how borrowers are allowed to cancel their mortgages.

Altura Credit Union on Wednesday reported $2.95 million in net income during the third quarter of 2014, running its streak of positive earnings to 14 consecutive quarters.

WASHINGTON — The data security breach at Home Depot stores in September cost credit unions $57.4 million to cover card reissuance, plus fraud and other expenses, according to a new survey released Thursday by CUNA.

JESUP, Ga. — The $56 million Altamaha Federal Credit Union has selected core processor provider Sharetec System to provide its new core system.

Heritage Family CU in Rutland, Vt., has named Matt Levandowski as president and chief executive.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. and SAN FRANCISCO — With the San Francisco Giants winning the World Series in seven games, Steven Stapp can fire up his grill for a victory barbecue.

Celebrating honors and recognition earned by leaders of the credit union community.

Credit unions can and should “re-imagine” their branches to drive growth, according to a new white paper.

As International Credit Union Month winds down, here's another look at some of the images CU Journal featured in this year's 'A Day in the Life of Credit Unions' photo slideshow.

What initially appeared to be a listening session by a key federal regulator about access to checking accounts has sparked concerns that the agency may be seeking to go much further in dictating how and when credit unions and banks open accounts for consumers.

LAS VEGAS — Silver State Schools Credit Union reported net income of $3 million for the third quarter of 2014 — marking the 10th consecutive profitable three-month period for an institution that was battered by the recession.

CUNA has promoted longtime credit union economist Bill Hampel to chief policy officer.

Get the first look at next week's photos focusing on all the good things CUs have been doing in their neighborhoods.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. and SAN FRANCISCO — As the World Series plays on, CEOs at credit unions in the home cities of the Royals and Giants have a friendly wager on the outcome.

HUNSTVILLE, Ala. — In an effort to increase its checking account activity, Redstone Federal Credit Union here developed a comprehensive solution, including a new debit-engaging app.