CENTENNIAL, Colo. -- Industry figures show that CU indirect auto lending may be making a comeback.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Credit cards and brokerage accounts continue to dominate the financial products sold online, according to a sweeping Forrester Research of 47,000 U.S. consumers. The think firm said that online sales will continue slow, steady growth but that online-influenced sales need to be considered as much as online...

SALISBURY, Md. -- More than 50 million consumers--an estimated 25% of the mortgage market--do not qualify for mortgages because they do not have traditional lines of credit such as credit cards or student loans. However, many of them pay their rent, gas, electric and phone bills on time--factors that are...

WASHINGTON -- The Federal Housing Administration issued a mortgagee letter last week reminding lenders that it can hit them with treble damages if they don't try to work with distressed borrowers.

INDIANAPOLIS -- Indiana credit unions got a renewed pat on the back from the state's Republican governor for the industry's campaign to emphasize deposit insurance and regulatory protection.

BALTIMORE -- The collapse of many subprime mortgage lenders and the liquidity crunch have combined to provide many of the nation's credit unions with a surge in mortgage volume.

BOSTON -- In a kind of online landmark, electronic bill pay will overtake other forms of payments in 2009, according to a new report from the Aite Group. The uptake in that channel coincides with a sharp decline in mailed bill payments, and by 2012, Aite Group predicts, 64% of...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- The Golden 1 Credit Union is mourning the loss of longtime marketer and former Senior Vice President Dave Thompson.