“One Chart That Helps Explain Surging Auto Delinquencies” is a Bloomberg Odd Lots newsletter piece (Dec. 22, 2025) that uses a single graphic to link today’s spike in missed car payments to how expensive cars and car financing have become ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – A new bill filed in the Florida Legislature this week would help eliminate some late fees for renters in the state. The bill — SB 716 — was filed on Thursday afternoon by state Sen. Shevrin Jones ...

The week of November 24, WESTconsin Credit Union hosted a “Shop Small, Share Joy” Kindness Counts event. The goal was simple: brighten members’ days and support the small businesses that make up communities. WESTconsin employees surprised members with gift cards to locally ...

KEY TAKEAWAYS Millions of borrowers on the Saving for a Valuable Education plan will soon need to move to another repayment plan and resume making payments for the first time in over a year. Depending on a borrower's situation, their ...

The Justice Department is pressing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to clarify whether the Fed is now generating profits, a fact that could undercut the legal basis the Trump administration is using to block funding for the Consumer Financial Protection ...

A $10,000 donation will help HumanKind expand its Early Head Start operation in Lynchburg; a $5,000 donation will support after-school programming at the YMCA of Virginia's Blue Ridge Gainsboro location in Roanoke. Virginia Credit Union, Member One Donate to Youth ...

Credit cards have solidified their dominance in high-value consumer spending in India, while Unified Payments Interface (UPI) has emerged as the go-to method for everyday transactions, according to a recent report by Worldline. The findings reveal a significant shift in ...

The phrase “Proposal from FDIC and OCC Would Completely Destroy Bank Supervision” refers to a sharp criticism of an October 2025 joint rule proposal by the FDIC and OCC that would narrow the definition of “unsafe or unsound practices” and ...

The National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association (NRMLA) is urging the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to revise proposed changes to federal fair lending rules, warning that the agency’s approach could undermine reverse mortgages by restricting the permissible use of age ...