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Call it a hard candy holiday season, but this year almost half of consumers surveyed plan to use any cash they are given as holiday gifts to help meet expenses like groceries, gas and other household expenses.

Despite repeated assertions that the economy has moved out of the recession and is moving toward recovery, a major card brand's recent survey of small business owners finds pessimism still dominant.

To help position Bay Area startups to grow their companies, Technology Credit Union and consulting and management firm Access Growth LLC have formed a partnership to offer support.

Canadian credit unions can now offer their members a new global online money transfer service its creator says can save consumers significantly when transferring money to accounts in more than 30 countries.

The housing market continues to show signs of rebounding as pending home sales increased 3.7% in October, the National Association of Realtors reported today. It was the ninth consecutive monthly increase.

Credit unions already working the U.S. Government's Home Affordable Modification Program will likely face additional paperwork from proposed program changes, but will lack the volume of loans for those changes to have much of an impact.

State Employees' Credit Union is doing its part to support the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences.

ATM skimming, capturing card holders card information by way of devices often attached to or placed around an ATM while they use the machine, has been slow to catch on the U.S. But Chicago thieves have been catching up.