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CUs in Heartland Breach Suit Get Setback in Court

By David Morrison

A federal judge has dismissed most of the complaints financial institutions, including credit unions, brought against Heartland Payment Systems for its January 2009 card data breach.

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I know what Im talking about at least half the time: my 2011 predictions were hit and miss. Like any other industry observer, theyre all educated guesses, and were even asked to speak about what we foresee. As the late Red Skelton is often credited with saying, Give the people...

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Judge Strikes Down Another Suit in New London Case

In the ongoing pursuit to recover alleged mismanaged funds, another lawsuit tied to the collapse of New London Security Federal Credit Union has been dismissed.

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The recent Bank Transfer Day was a watershed moment for the credit union industry. While some observers might attribute it to serendipity, it was no overnight success story.

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Past Trailblazer Winners Talk Trends and Concerns

Volunteer training, dealing with growing compliance demands and staying profitable enough to stay alive.

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Creative Mulitasker Kathryn Davis Says She Loves It All

As a believer in lifelong learning, its no wonder Kathryn Davis relishes the diversity her role as senior vice president at Xceed Financial Credit Union provides.

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