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Letter: 'Bank’ Ad Ban: Are You Serious

By Peter Westerman

The recent decision by the State of Vermont Department of Financial Regulation ordering the Vermont State Employees Credit Union to stop using words such as bank and banking in its marketing, communications and advertising begs the question, are you really serious?

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Two New Hampshire credit unions, the $720 million Northeast Credit Union of Portsmouth and the $112 million Woodlands CU of Berlin, announced last week they intend to merge by year end.

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From the Publisher: Time for New Challenges

Friends, Friday, Aug. 3 will be my final day as publisher of Credit Union Times. The time has come to move on to new challenges and make room for the next generation of professionals.

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Tech CUSO WRG Marks 10 Years

The technology CUSO of the $2.5 million Wescom Credit Union in Pasadena, Calif., is celebrating its first decade of providing software and technology service solutions to credit unions.

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Amid Bank Industry's Woes, Time for CUs to Shine

Sure, there are challenges, but overall, this may be a great time to be a credit union marketer.

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New Chair at NAFCU

Michael Parsons, president/CEO of the $330 million First Source Federal Credit Union in New Hartford, N.Y., has been elected NAFCU chair.

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Bluepoint System at Schools Financial CU

Bluepoint Solutions Inc. has installed an in-house system at the $1.4 billion Schools Financial Credit Union in Sacramento, Calif., to replace the item processing work it had been doing with a failed corporate credit union.

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