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Maine Courts Asked Key Card Damages Question

By David Morrison

A federal judge wrapping up the case against the Hannaford Brothers supermarket chain over its 2007/08 card breach has asked the Maine Law Court for a ruling that might open the door for card issuers to recover more of the costs of card breaches.

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Yolo FCU Gives Members the Gift of Relaxation

Yolo Federal Credit Union has taken member relaxation to a whole new level.

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October 11, 2009

Jury Rules in Ill. CU Favor in Condo Dispute

The IH Mississippi Valley Credit Union will not have to pay developers the $3.5 million they were seeking after the financial institution moved to foreclose a condo loan.

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October 11, 2009

House to Consider Legislative Fix to CARD Act

The House tomorrow is scheduled to take up a measure that would give credit unions and other financial institutions more flexibility on providing notification to consumers about non-credit card accounts.

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October 11, 2009

N.H. University Turns to CU Leaders for Recovery Tips

In a series of Webinars on the economic downturn, Southern New Hampshire University has included a session to find out how credit unions are faring during the current banking crisis.

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October 11, 2009

Matz and Candon to Testify on CUs Before Senate Banking Panel

NCUA Chairman Debbie Matz and NASCUS Chairman Thomas Candon are scheduled to discuss the health of credit unions during Wednesday's Senate subcommittee hearing on the state of the banking industry.

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October 11, 2009

Ill. CUs Join State Treasurer Venture on Unbanked

The Illinois State Treasurer is teaming up with credit unions and banks to promote low-cost or free "second chance" accounts to underserved minorities under the "bank on" program.

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October 11, 2009

Connecticut League Offering Free Compliance to Small CUs

With an eye at helping New England credit unions cope with the regulatory burden, the Connecticut Credit Union League is offering all-day compliance workshops next year with CUs under $20 million receiving the service free.

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Maine Courts Asked Key Card Damages Question

Communications Family CU Changes to Wildfire CU

Sbrega Named to Board of MSIC

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Yolo FCU Gives Members the Gift of Relaxation

Jury Rules in Ill. CU Favor in Condo Dispute

House to Consider Legislative Fix to CARD Act

N.H. University Turns to CU Leaders for Recovery Tips

Matz and Candon to Testify on CUs Before Senate Banking Panel

Ill. CUs Join State Treasurer Venture on Unbanked

Connecticut League Offering Free Compliance to Small CUs