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An extra $1 million will be distributed by a bonus to Perpetual Contributed Capital accounts later this month.

Changes affect enforcement redress programs, employee records, and transit subsidies as the Bureau tightens internal controls.

The three-judge panel’s unanimous decision will allow the dispute over alleged unlawful fees to move forward.

2025 has been a better-than-expected year, but experts see 2026 as a much tougher time for auto lending.

Rehearing will revisit whether the EPA can terminate a $1.87B clean energy award supporting more than 100 credit unions.

Chairman Hauptman says leaner budgets, lower operating fees and a new “spring cleaning” of regulations are aimed at easing burdens on small credit unions while maintaining safety and soundness.