Bank of America and other big credit card issuers are handing credit unions with card programs another strong marketing message by starting to add annual fees to their cards once again.

The $804 million Nevada Federal Credit Union, headquartered in Los Vegas, has apparently written its last payday loan.

Some of the credit unions that had mortgage loans fraudulently sold to Fannie Mae by the new defunct U.S. Mortgage Corp. have begun lobbying Congress in an attempt to recover their money.

With much of the rest of the mortgage industry in disarray, the Federal Housing Administration has found itself occupying an expanded market niche.

A former credit union that converted to a mutual bank charter is suing its former corporate credit union for $580,000 that the bank maintains it had on deposit with the corporate while it was a credit union.

Former NCUA Board Chairman Michael Fryzel was honored by the $1.3 billion Polish and Slavic Federal Credit Union

A credit union that seeks to grow its mortgage lending program will almost certainly need to reach out to real estate professionals, according to a credit union that has built up strong relationships with Realtors.

Major card issuers have cut cardholders credit lines, raised interest rates and hiked fees.