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CU trade group's August estimates show 12-month portfolio drops for both new and used cars.
Nearly 1,000 branches are in the disaster areas from Hurricane Helene or in the path of Milton.
The new branch on the bottom floor of an apartment complex is the 21st in its Dane County home.
Report shows records set in August for slow 12-month gains in credit cards and falling balances for consumer term loans.
Construction has begun on branches to open near Dallas and Santa Cruz in mid-2025.
Economist for Mortgage Bankers Association agrees that soft landing is more likely, but Fed might slow rate cuts.
University of South Carolina and Founders FCU agree to a $9.3 million deal to extend the Founders Park name for 10 more years.
Bond rating agency says Fed rate cuts will trigger higher net interest margins, better loan quality and greater earnings.
Cox Automotive economist says the most improvement in auto loan rates and purchases will occur in early 2025.
Mortgage Bankers Association raises quarterly forecasts above $200 billion for the first time in more than two years.