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CU CEOs Appointed to Fed Panels

By Jim Rubenstein

Underscoring a policy aimed at reaching out to small community banks and credit unions, the Federal Reserve Board and its district banks last week began completing a series of high-level CEO appointments to its new advisory panels.

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March 02, 2011

Nine Indicted for St. Paul Croatian Collapse

The U.S. Department of Justice has indicted nine people, six men and three women, for fraud, bribery and money laundering in connection with the collapse of the $239 million St. Paul Croatian Federal Credit Union.

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March 02, 2011

On-Site Coverage: CU Leaders Push Congress on Impact of Interchange Regulations

WASHINGTON — The debit interchange rule and other new requirements on credit cards and mortgages will make it harder for credit unions to serve their members, according to Bill Cheney and John Buckley.

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March 02, 2011

Homeless Man Returns $1,440 Lost by CU Attorney

The outside legal counsel for the $35 million Apex Community FCU of Pottstown, Pa., is one relieved lawyer today, after a homeless man found and turned in his lost envelope containing $1,440 in cash.

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March 02, 2011

Homeless Man Returns $1,440 Lost by CU Attorney

The outside legal counsel for the $35 million Apex Community FCU of Pottstown, Pa., is one relieved lawyer today, after a homeless man found and turned in his lost envelope containing $1,440 in cash.

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March 02, 2011

TMG CUs Leading in Member Friendly Credit Cards

Thirty credit unions that process their credit cards with The Members Group have made the “Dean's List” at Credit Card Connection.

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March 02, 2011

TMG CUs Leading in Member Friendly Credit Cards

Thirty credit unions that process their credit cards with The Members Group have made the “Dean's List” at Credit Card Connection.

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March 02, 2011

Microlending Bank Founder in Middle of Power Struggle

Grameen America, which at one point was considering opening a federal credit union in North Carolina, is coming to the defense of the founder of its international affiliate.

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CU CEOs Appointed to Fed Panels

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Nine Indicted for St. Paul Croatian Collapse

On-Site Coverage: CU Leaders Push Congress on Impact of Interchange Regulations

Homeless Man Returns $1,440 Lost by CU Attorney

Homeless Man Returns $1,440 Lost by CU Attorney

TMG CUs Leading in Member Friendly Credit Cards

TMG CUs Leading in Member Friendly Credit Cards

Microlending Bank Founder in Middle of Power Struggle