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Treasury Secretary to Testify on GSE Regulation

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WASHINGTON - Treasury Secretary John Snow is scheduled to testify Sept. 4 in front of the House Financial Services Committee on the regulatory structure of the housing government sponsored enterprises Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. Committee members are expected will ask Snow to comment on suggestions that regulation of the...

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Amarillo Community FCU Partners with Irwin Mortgage for Home Financing

AMARILLO, Texas - Amarillo Community FCU reached an agreement with Irwin Mortgage Corp. for the residential mortgage lender to facilitate mortgages for the $90.5 million credit union. Irwin Mortgage will have a trained mortgage professional on-site at Amarillo Community FCU's main office. The company will originate mortgages and service them...

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July 22, 2003

Delta Employees CU, CU National Mortgage Reach Agreement

ATLANTA - Delta Employees CU, the largest credit union in Georgia, has reached an agreement to use CU National Mortgage to implement the Prime Alliance mortgage solution on the $2.4-billion credit union's Web site. "Our members work in all time zones, live all across the country, and expect premier service...

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December 03, 2002

Integrated Loan Services' predictions for mortgage market in 2003

ROCKY HILL, Conn. - With only a little more than a month left to go until the end of 2002, executives at Integrated Loan Services (ILS), a unit of Fiserv Inc., compared notes and came up with their list of forecasts for the mortgage-lending environment in 2003. These are some...

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December 03, 2002

Record mortgage origination climate delivers more to CUs than just bigger loan portfolios

BARTLESVILLE, Okla. - Credit unions, like most mortgage lenders, have benefited from the record low interest rates over the past year. But interest rates will eventually start to turn up, and when they do CUs won't just walk away with larger mortgage portfolios, they'll also take with them valuable lessons...

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December 03, 2002

Texas home equity reform efforts gathering steam

FARMERS BRANCH, Texas - It's simple. Texas has a sub-par home equity lending environment compared to those enjoyed by all 49 other states. Reforms are needed, says Texas Credit Union League President and CEO Dick Ensweiler, and, by partnering with other statewide financial institution trade associations, the League is hoping...

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