CU Loan Growth Dips to Lowest Rate in at Least Four Years

Weaker auto lending is the main cause for the decline, while real estate lending remains steady.

By Jim DuPlessis | April 05, 2019 at 11:00 AM

Credit union loan growth slowed in February slowed to its lowest rate in at least four years because of weakness in automotive lending.

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