PHOENIX. - In a break from negative economic news in the business press, Desert Schools FCU has managed to win some favorable media attention for what the CU considers its exceptional loan growth over the last year, much of it coming from mortgages and home equity. In front page articles...
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. - Underscoring "financial preparedness" for its military members amidst the nation's new war footing, the $640 million Service Credit Union here wasted little time after the Sept. 11 terrorist attack to cut loan rates and offer favorable CD terms. The move by SCU appeared typical for defense CUs...
DENVER-Ask David Maus to describe his industry legacy as he steps down as CUNA Chairman and he'll give you two responses: "passion" and "political activism." To be sure, his associates at CUNA and at credit unions across the country say the contributions of this Denver CU president to the movement...
HARRISBURG, Pa. - Competition among check vendors, which heated up early this year with big price breaks offered credit union leagues on the East Coast, shows no signs of abating into 2002 as one supplier, Minneapolis-based Deluxe Financial Services Corp. makes a spirited pitch for CU business. The Deluxe move...
SALT LAKE CITY - It will be a kind of "credit union welcome mat" that greets the 110,000 visitors who come trouping through the Salt Lake City International Airport next February for the 2002 Winter Olympics. Relying on the notion that `first impressions count,' a CU coalition here, which holds...
