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NAFCU Expresses Concern About Proposed Rules Change on Signature Debit Networks

By Claude R. Marx

The requirement in the Fed's proposed interchange rule to mandate as many as four PIN and signature networks would be "particularly problematic" for smaller issuers, NAFCU President/CEO Fred Becker wrote in a letter to the Fed.

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January 09, 2011

New Leadership at Government Printing Office FCU

Government Printing Office Federal Credit Union has named Timothy L. Anderson as its new president/CEO.

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January 09, 2011

Credit Unions Not Flooding Fed With Interchange Comments

While the deadline for comments on the Federal Reserve's proposed cap on debit interchange remains more than a month away, credit unions have not flooded the regulator with their opinions about the proposal.

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January 09, 2011

Phishing Attacks Continue to Evolve, Proliferate

Phishing attacks continue to be a popular way for cybercriminals to go after American consumers' bank accounts through tricking them into giving up their logins and passwords.

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January 09, 2011

Arizona League Describes 'Heavy Hearts' After Rampage in Tucson

The Arizona Credit Union League said Saturday's rampage left everyone there with "heavy hearts," but praised those in Tucson for being a "shining light" because of the city's handling of the aftermath.

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January 09, 2011

Firstmark Goes with Geezeo PFM

The $715 million Firstmark Credit Union of San Antonio, Texas, has signed up to use personal financial management and integrated marketing solutions from Geezeo of Tolland, Conn.

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January 07, 2011

Chevron Merging California's Star Energy

Oakland-based Chevron Credit Union, which has been a merger partner for small California CUs over the years, on Friday added another, the ailing $5.9 million Star Energy CU of Bakersfield.

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January 06, 2011