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Cash Is King In Low-Income Homes

A report from the Federal Reserve finds cash payments have stayed consistent in recent years, but households of modest means are less likely to use other payment methods.

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What’s Happening To Expenses And Revenue At U.S. Credit Unions?

The gap between expenses and revenue is narrowing as revenue growth begins to catch up with operating expense growth.
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Overdraft Fees Jumped 18.1% In Third Quarter Of 2022

Tighter budgets and higher prices for consumer goods caused members to overdraft their accounts more frequently in the third quarter of 2022.
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Mortgage Sales Fall To Decades-Long Low

Sustained increases to the federal funds rate have driven credit unions to keep more loans on the books for longer
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Cash Is King In Low-Income Homes

A report from the Federal Reserve finds cash payments have stayed consistent in recent years, but households of modest means are less likely to use ...
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Is The Credit Union Liquidity Crunch Finally Here?

The industry is facing a challenge as it looks for ways to fund record loan demand.
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Credit Unions Set To Focus On Hiring In 2023

A Callahan & Associates survey of cooperatives across the asset spectrum reveals an emphasis on recruitment and retention as well as institutional culture.
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Who Are The Top 10 Core Providers For U.S. Credit Unions?

The big three hold roughly half of the industry’s market share, but some smaller players are making gains.
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Loan-To-Share Ratio Increases With Rate Bumps

Increases in the federal funds rate normally have a negative effect on the loan-to-share ratio, but things were different in the third quarter.
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Rising Rates Drive Down Share Growth

A confluence of major factors have resulted in some of the weakest share growth in several years.
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Where Do Auto Lending And Inflation Intersect?

Auto inflation has slowed since its second quarter peak but remains significantly higher than historical levels.
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