Graph Of The Week

A picture is worth 1,000 words. You have to see it to believe it. Numbers don’t lie. If you’re tired of these worn-out cliches and are looking for data with some original thought behind it, then check out the CreditUnions.com Graphic Of The Week, compliments of Callahan industry analysts.

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Cryptocurrency Losses Fuel Jump In Elder Financial Abuse Claims

A new report from the FBI finds total losses from elder financial abuse rose by 84% last year compared to 2021 figures.
Graph Of The Week

Study Highlights Racial Disparities In Housing Affordability Across America

New data underscores how far minorities have to go to catch up.
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Auto Lending Surges As Other Categories Stall

Credit unions increased market share for auto originations in the first quarter, but that wasn't true across the board.
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Mortgage Originations Drop. Market Share Remains Flat.

Credit union mortgage market share is largely unchanged from one year ago; however, the percentage of adjustable-rate loans has jumped substantially.
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Credit Unions Are Spending Money To Lend Money

First quarter data shows the cost of funds increased 78 basis points annually as share certificate balance growth helped credit unions build liquidity.
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5 Takeaways From Trendwatch 1Q 2023

A preview of the economic and performance trends that shaped the credit union industry during the first quarter, and how that could impact the months ...
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Share Growth Slows In Lockstep With Personal Savings Rate

Annual share growth has slowed for seven straight quarters, mirroring the decline in the personal savings rate.
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Average Member Relationship Jumped $10,000 In The Past Decade

The increase comes as credit union hiring has not kept pace with membership growth.
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Payday Alternative Loans Hit New Highs In 2022

Federally chartered credit unions originated more than $226 million in PALs last year, smashing the record set in 2019.
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Credit Union Hiring Outperforms National Trends

Hiring slowed during the pandemic, but credit union employee growth beat the national average.
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