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Opposition Surges Against Mortgage Servicing Settlement

By Natasha Chilingerian

A mortgage servicing settlement proposed by Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller is under intense scrutiny by several state attorney generals, who publically voiced their concerns about its impact on U.S. financial institutions in media interviews and a March 16 letter to addressed to Miller’s office.

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SECU Opens Estate Planning Essentials Program to Members

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March 17, 2011

On-Site Coverage: NCUA Unveils Requirements for CU Interest Rate Risk Policies

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Federally insured credit unions with assets of more than $50 million and smaller ones with potentially risky loan portfolios would have to have policies to evaluate the institution’s interest rate risk exposure, set risk limits and test interest rate shocks.

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March 17, 2011

Minnesota Network Keeps Push on for Business Lending Cap Increase

The newly-introduced Small Business Lending Enhancement Act provided another opportunity for the Minnesota Credit Union Network to continue its press for raising the member business lending cap.

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March 16, 2011

Iowa Spotlight on Member Business Lending

Credit unions are offering business loans at a critical time, just when other financial institutions are pulling back, Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad recently said.

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March 16, 2011

Exec Pay Disincentives, Lending Demonstrations

First regulators put the squeeze to your credit unions and now the squeeze is on credit union executives.

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March 16, 2011

Cards Dominate Fraud Worries

Half of the respondents in a 14-country survey about fraud concerns cited cards as their main worry, yet 10% of them in the U.S. said they carry their PINs with those same cards.

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March 16, 2011

Debt Repay Is Priority

With members expected to continue paying down debt, credit unions could see the same type of savings growth experienced in 2010.

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March 16, 2011

New Charges to Come in May on Credit Union Credit Cards

Some members of credit unions that sold their card portfolios to banks in agent-issuing agreements will face another round of fees in May as Bank of America has announced it will impose a $59 additional fee on some accounts.

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Opposition Surges Against Mortgage Servicing Settlement

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On-Site Coverage: NCUA Unveils Requirements for CU Interest Rate Risk Policies

Minnesota Network Keeps Push on for Business Lending Cap Increase

Iowa Spotlight on Member Business Lending

Exec Pay Disincentives, Lending Demonstrations

Cards Dominate Fraud Worries

Debt Repay Is Priority

New Charges to Come in May on Credit Union Credit Cards