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Polish and Slavic FCU Draws International Attention

By David Morrison

The $1.2 billion Polish and Slavic Federal Credit Union has drawn international attention for its work with the Polish community.

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March 05, 2009

CUNA Says It Still Watching for 'Junket' Broadcast

It's been more than a month now since that ABC-TV crew did what was called an "ambush" number on credit union attendees convened for a Credit Union Executives Society conference at a Caribbean resort and so far nothing has been broadcast.

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March 04, 2009

Canadians to Banks: 'Thanks' for the $3 Billion in Fees

Coast Capital Savings, Canada's second largest credit union, is giving consumers the chance to sign a eight feet by ten feet greeting card "thanking" banks for the $3 billion in fees they supposedly charge each year.

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March 04, 2009

As Cost-Saver, Indiana CU Debuts Do-It-Yourself Agenda

FORUM Credit Union of Indianapolis said its annual "Symposium" seminar, a popular event among Midwest CUs for examining industry trends, is undergoing a low-cost remake allowing attendees to pick speakers and the agenda.

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March 02, 2009

'Quiet Interlude' Ads Debut in Washington State

Trying a new marketing theme a 50+ member consortium of Washington State credit unions have launched a statewide TV/newspaper/online campaign under the title, "membership means something."

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March 01, 2009

CU Removes Safety and Soundness Ad at NCUA's Request

The $250 million Glendale Area Schools Federal Credit Union bowed to NCUA pressure Monday and discontinued what the regulator deemed an offending safety and soundness ad that put competitors in a negative light.

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March 01, 2009

Project Money Aims to Boost Families Into Financial Fitness

With an emphasis on doing more with less, Summit Credit Union has kicked off Project Money.

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February 26, 2009

NCUA Pushes Glendale Schools to Kill Ad

The NCUA made clear Friday it expects to follow through on a request to a Los Angeles credit union to delete a safety/soundness ad from its Web site on grounds CU messaging on unsafe banks runs counter to regulations.

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Polish and Slavic FCU Draws International Attention

Atlanta CU CEO Takes Message to Airwaves

Families Compete in $10,000 Financial Fitness Race

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CUNA Says It Still Watching for 'Junket' Broadcast

Canadians to Banks: 'Thanks' for the $3 Billion in Fees

As Cost-Saver, Indiana CU Debuts Do-It-Yourself Agenda

'Quiet Interlude' Ads Debut in Washington State

CU Removes Safety and Soundness Ad at NCUA's Request

Project Money Aims to Boost Families Into Financial Fitness

NCUA Pushes Glendale Schools to Kill Ad