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All of the news, information and analysis surrounding COVID-19's impact on the entire credit union industry.
An updated list of credit union-focused conferences happening this year. New fall 2022 conferences added.
Economists say March's strong gains in jobs and wages support further Fed rate hikes.
Young savers are hit disproportionately by the pandemic, with 32% of millennials and 23% of Gen-Z owing more credit card debt.
Loan sales have risen since the pandemic's start as buyers seek to redeploy their savings.
CU trades and others fear the coin shortage can hurt those who rely on cash.
MBA survey finds only 1% remain in plans, and repayments are improving.
Despite January's Omicron surge, there are signs CU members are cranking up spending on entertainment and travel.
CUNA officials clarify what to expect at GAC as vaccine and mask rules change in Washington, D.C.
Fallout from the pandemic is reshaping worker attitudes toward employers and finances, a survey from Franklin Templeton finds.
CUNA and NAFCU economists say January reports augur well for consumer demand.