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However, they are planning to defend against an expected assault by bankers on their tax-exempt status after Trump is sworn in.
The Philadelphia credit union expects to close Nov. 20 on the deal, backed by prime auto loans.
Credit union production rises, but MBA estimates show other lenders’ gains were much higher for the third quarter.
NCUA and Fed data also show credit unions' share of auto loans in September has fallen from a year earlier.
The CFPB is ordering Navy Federal to refund more than $80 million to consumers, stop charging illegal overdraft fees, and pay a $15 million civil penalty.
America's Credit Unions says it also expects banks to make a renewed push to remove tax exemption for credit unions.
America's Credit Unions also says candidates it supported won at least 178 House and 10 Senate contests.
California credit union says most of the loss is related to members overdrawing money during the event.
Results for 10 of the largest credit unions point to auto loans as the biggest factor in falling production.
ROA rises as strong net interest margins overcome higher costs in the third quarter.