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Being approved for a car loan or a mortgage is always great news, but a loan for a xylophone or a movie camera is almost unheard of. Or is it?

If you think its tough trying to pare down your holiday gift list, consider the task faced by credit unions scanning a long roster of deserving causes and deciding who to support.

In the early 1970s, a large group of women across the country who were tired of the double-standards of lending practices and discriminatory financial laws decided to take matter into their own hands.

Texas, Florida gain residents as New York and California lose.

Harris Poll finds about two in three 66% said smartphones would replace credit cards. Sixty-one percent said ditto for cash.

The insurance industry is warning a new tax in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act will cost consumers thousands in rising premiums.

Senate now gets measure that would limit when financial institutions, including credit unions, have to provide privacy disclosures.

Lower approval rates seen from banks, credit unions and alternative lenders.