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A woman in Seattle Washington who had been a victim of identity theft played a key role in helping catch and convict the people who had stolen her identity.

The Consumer Federation of America today cited the one-year anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the financial problems it caused as a reason for a new agency to regulate financial products and other pro-consumer actions.

The $600 million First Financial Credit Union will ask members to vote on removing a supervisory committee member from his post.

Intuit Inc. is reportedly set to buy online personal finance provider Mint.com in a deal worth approximately $170 million.

U.S. Central Federal Credit Union's 2008 audit, released Sept. 11, produced a balance sheet with $740 million less capital as of Dec. 31 than reported just one month ago.

U.S. Central Federal Credit Union and the NCUA have clarified the bottom-line affect the 2008 audit will have on member capital.