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As oldest Gen Xers approach age 60, many are unprepared for retirement and concerned about outliving their assets, according to a Schroders survey.
Its third-quarter report shows credit unions losing 2 percentage points of their share of auto financing originations.
An NCUA rule change spurred a 579-fold increase in 2022, but growth has been moderate since then.
Payments CUSO shows credit union members favored Democrats 2-to-1, but GOP giving rose in the final two months before the election.
NCUA and Fed data also show credit unions' share of auto loans in September has fallen from a year earlier.
A new EU pay transparency directive has left many organizations feeling unprepared.
Thursday's action by the CFPB against VyStar is a step rarely taken against credit unions.
A roundup of how the swing states – Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin – fare on some gauges of household debt and finances.
Some of biggest losses of Q2 were product of conditions that might already be improving.
The small Nebraska credit union was acquired by a neighboring credit union a month after it reported a $12.5 million "miscellaneous expense."