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All of the news, information and analysis surrounding COVID-19's impact on the entire credit union industry.
The specter of recession appears to have left its mark on young people, according to a Travis Credit Union study.
Purchases of previously owned homes rose in June for the first time in four months.
Greater interest in getting a loan indicates that more people in the state are financially struggling during the pandemic.
Although overall trends are down, PSCU sees "pockets of strength across various merchant categories."
"This is a great collaborative effort to make a difference for businesses."
Sixty-nine percent of consumers with someone in their household who works in financial services sees a job loss or reduction in hours.
Credit union clients and partner members can access the tool for free until Sept. 1.
The platform automates the forgiveness process for small-business owners who received PPP funds.
CUNA's updated economic report shows other lending areas are taking a significant and negative hit as the pandemic continues.
Credit unions are among the businesses that received the highest approval ratings in the survey.