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CUNA Steps Up Pleas to Increase MBL Cap

By Michelle A. Samaad

Days after President Barack Obama announced a proposal that provides incentives to community development credit union to help small businesses, CUNA continued to call for increased member business lending authority.

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Obama Expresses Appreciation 'For All That Credit Unions Are Doing'

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October 20, 2009

NAFCU Sponsoring Webcast on Loan Marketing

Credit union employees wanting to learn about regulations for advertising loan products can attend NAFCU's Nov. 4 webcast on the topic.

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October 20, 2009

White House: More Small Biz Lending Relief Coming

During a visit to a records storage company in Maryland today, President Barack Obama is set to unveil a new round of lending initiatives targeted at helping small businesses.

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October 20, 2009

Credit Unions Hurt in Mortgage Fraud Lobbying Congress Against Fannie Mae

Some of the credit unions that had mortgage loans fraudulently sold to Fannie Mae by the new defunct U.S. Mortgage Corp. have begun lobbying Congress in an attempt to recover their money.

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October 19, 2009

NCLC Report Lays Foreclosure Burden on Servicers

Mortgage servicers are more responsible for the persistently high foreclosure rates than either home owners or mortgage owners are, a new report from the National Consumer Law Center argues.

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October 19, 2009

Banks Demanding More Personal Guarantees on Small Biz Loans

Among the small business owners who have applied for loans within the past six months, 67% had to produce personal guarantees as banks continue to put the squeeze on credit access.

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October 15, 2009

Payday Lenders Mount Consumer Lobbying Effort Against CFPA

The Community Financial Services Association of America has launched an lobbying effort against the proposed Consumer Financial Protection Agency.

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October 15, 2009

Mortgage Bankers Forecast More New Home Sales, Fewer Refis in 2010

The latest forecast from the Mortgage Bankers Association suggests that mortgage refinancings will end 2009 strong but decline to below 2008 levels in 2010.

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CUNA Steps Up Pleas to Increase MBL Cap

Obama Expresses Appreciation 'For All That Credit Unions Are Doing'

Nevada Federal is Out Of Payday Loan Business

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Lending Stories

NAFCU Sponsoring Webcast on Loan Marketing

White House: More Small Biz Lending Relief Coming

Credit Unions Hurt in Mortgage Fraud Lobbying Congress Against Fannie Mae

NCLC Report Lays Foreclosure Burden on Servicers

Banks Demanding More Personal Guarantees on Small Biz Loans

Payday Lenders Mount Consumer Lobbying Effort Against CFPA

Mortgage Bankers Forecast More New Home Sales, Fewer Refis in 2010