Experts reacted to a Google Docs phishing attack that hijacked Gmail accounts and spammed contact lists. Google shut down the attack but not before it affected an estimated one million users. Google said in a statement it has disabled the aberrant accounts, which...

Borrowers turned to credit unions for cars, motorcycles, boats, college and credit cards in March to an extent not seen in 16 years. Credit unions held $393.7 million in consumer loans in March, up 14.1% from a year earlier, the Federal Reserve reported in...

Rep. John Delaney, D-Md., introduced bipartisan legislation Friday to allow student debt to be discharged in bankruptcy.  The Discharge Student Loans in Bankruptcy Act (H.R. 2366) reforms federal bankruptcy rules to establish parity between student loan debt and...

The NCUA approved only eight mergers in March. That’s the lowest number of consolidations approved in the month of March over the last 10 years, according to a review of the NCUA’s Insurance Reports of Activity for the month of March since 2008. In March...

Some of the realities of the House’s passage of the American Health Care Act include a major cut to Medicaid ($880 billion), which is how many seniors pay for nursing home care -- and allowing insurers to charge older people five times more for...

Puerto Rico’s bankruptcy filing last week should not have an impact on the island’s cooperativa system, according to the Association of Cooperative Chief Executive Officers of Puerto Rico. “The cooperative sector has been preparing for this for some...