The death of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy could have ramifications on the committee that oversees credit unions and will handle President Obama's legislation to restructure the regulation of financial services.

Eight people have been banned by the NCUA from working at federally insured financial institutions because of their past actions while working for a credit union.

The current regulatory structure and failings by some regulators has resulted in inconsistent enforcement of antidiscrimination laws among lenders, a report by Congress' investigative arm concluded.

There were 1.3 million bankruptcy filings in the year that ended on June 30, a 35% increase over the previous year's total of 967,831, according to data compiled by the Administrative Office of U.S. Courts.

Phony checks drawn on ABD Federal Credit Union have been sent out to people all over the country along with letters as part of a scam.

Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, who was a key player on most domestic policy issues during the past 47 years, died of brain cancer late last night at the age of 77.

Kinecta Federal Credit Union is making a statement for going green.

The NCUA is urging federally insured credit unions to be on the lookout for a bogus Letter to Credit Unions accompanied by two compact discs.