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By Marc Rapport |
November 13, 2011
oFlows Inc., a San Francisco-based provider of paperless origination solutions for credit unions and banks, has been sold to online account opening pioneer Andera Inc. of Providence, R.I.
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By Natasha Chilingerian |
November 13, 2011
Credit unions in California and Oregon enjoyed a surge of new members on Bank Transfer Day, as well as on the days leading up to Nov. 5. To encourage new member signings, some CUs kept branches open during extended hours while others marketed Bank Transfer Day promotions.
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By Marc Rapport |
November 11, 2011
The $1.7 billion NEFCU in Westbury, N.Y., said it opened a total of 932 accounts last week, nearly two and half times the normal pace.
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By Staff writer |
November 10, 2011
Bank of America alone is in danger of losing 10.3% of its retail customers over the next 12 months, study says.
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By Natasha Chilingerian |
November 8, 2011
San Diego County Credit Union gained 362 new checking account members on Nov. 5 and more than 850 in the first week of November.
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By Robert J. Larison Jr. |
November 6, 2011
I have opted to offer an opinion on the recent announcement of impending conversion of First Technology from a credit union into a mutual. I offer the unique perspective of having gone through such a conversion in 2000.
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By Natasha Chilingerian |
November 6, 2011
When Bank of America announced a monthly $5 debit card fee would take effect in 2012, questions about the potential backlash ran through my head. Would consumers put up with this? Would the bank cancel the fee to combat lost business? How angry would the fee make Gen Y?
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By Michelle A. Samaad |
November 6, 2011
Occupy Wall Street demonstrations in New York City and across the country continue to grow as organizers seek to keep the momentum going by connecting with credit unions.
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By Tim Chen |
November 5, 2011
Follow up Bank Transfer Day with focus on unbanked, underbanked who are most vulnerable to payday lenders, expensive big banks.
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By Andrea Stritzke, TJ Riha |
November 1, 2011
Consultants say "this extraordinary chance at growth cannot be squandered" but CU leadership must proceed with caution.
