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Dealer Relationships Can Turbocharge Indirect and Direct CU Auto Lending

By Lindsey Siegriest

HOBOKEN, N.J. -- There's a common thread found among direct and indirect credit union auto lenders that have seen success in their programs over the past year; strong dealer relationships.

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February 08, 2009

State Employees' CU Welcomes Micro Lending Alliance

RALEIGH, N.C. -- After recently meeting with Muhammad Yunus, a 2006 Nobel Peace Prize winner who founded a mirco loan bank, State Employees' Credit Union is hoping to bring the lending model to North Carolina.

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February 05, 2009

Texans Commercial Capital Sued for Breach of Contract

CHICAGO -- Realty America Group LLC has filed a counter claim against Texans Commercial Capital LLC for breach of contract and other charges involving several alleged unfunded loans.

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February 03, 2009

CMG Keeps Head Above Water in Sinking Mortgage Insurance Market

NEW YORK -- According to Fitch Ratings the outlook for private U.S. mortgage insurers looks more than a little bleak.

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February 03, 2009

Cypress Software Systems Hires CU Sales Specialist

NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, Texas -- Cypress Software Systems has hired a veteran of the credit union technology sales space to lead its expansion efforts into that market.

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February 03, 2009

Community Lenders Can Aid in Our Revival

Lost in the finger pointing of today's financial calamity is the fact that feeding the beast of consumption is at the foundation of our system's failure.

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January 27, 2009

Alaska USA Title Agency Helps Shield Against Lower 48's Housing Crash

ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- When construction of the $8 billion Trans-Alaska Pipeline System was completed in 1977, it sent Alaska's economy into a slump that reverberated across the state.

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January 27, 2009

MITFCU Replaces Citibank as Lender for Top Business School

WASHINGTON -- MIT Federal Credit Union has replaced one of the largest banks as a lender for private student loans at the MIT Sloan School of Management.

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Dealer Relationships Can Turbocharge Indirect and Direct CU Auto Lending

TALF Gets SBA Backing to Thaw Markets

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State Employees' CU Welcomes Micro Lending Alliance

Texans Commercial Capital Sued for Breach of Contract

CMG Keeps Head Above Water in Sinking Mortgage Insurance Market

Cypress Software Systems Hires CU Sales Specialist

Community Lenders Can Aid in Our Revival

Alaska USA Title Agency Helps Shield Against Lower 48's Housing Crash

MITFCU Replaces Citibank as Lender for Top Business School