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Updated 314(b) guidance gives participating credit unions greater flexibility to share fraud indicators and suspicious activity in real time.

Federal credit union boards can now meet as few as six times annually under bipartisan housing legislation.

Call Reports show the credit union, chartered in 2022, has been undercapitalized since June 2025.

The FTC reports adults age 60 and older lost approximately $2.4 billion to fraud in 2024, nearly four times the roughly $600 million reported in 2020.

The credit union discusses the factors that fuel its significant scholarship program and how it increased funding from $615,000 in 2025.

America's Credit Unions files a joint letter with bankers defending the NCUA rule clarifying preemption powers.