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The credit union, which denied any wrongdoing, agrees to pay $108,800 to 34 class members and revise lending policies.

Loans for autos and homes are likely to wane with slower growth.

Stakeholders are encouraged to weigh in on supervision, budget and priorities.

She will succeed Mark Decello, who is retiring after more than 15 years at KEMBA Financial.

Appeals Court decision threatens the CFPB workforce, raising oversight and compliance uncertainty.

Merger to create $1.15B credit union, expanding services and reach across MetroWest Massachusetts.