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EPC: Merchant Arguments On Interchange A Long Shot

By David Morrison

A spokesman for the Electronic Payments Coalition said retailers' latest efforts to intimidate members of Congress into cutting or capping card interchange reflected their desperation to find traction on the issue.

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March 30, 2009

Vermont Starting 'iBelong' TV Awareness Ads

The "iBelong" awareness campaign, launched in 2007 by the Pennsylvania Credit Union Association and now in two other states, is spreading next week to Vermont with a TV ad blitz being licensed by the Association of Vermont Credit Unions.

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March 30, 2009

Credit Unions Should Think Beyond VITA Tax Prep, Researchers Say

A research report from the Filene Research Institute proposed that credit union's should consider offering tax preparation services for more than just low income members or lower income communities.

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March 30, 2009

WOCCU: London G20 Could Affect U.S. Credit Unions

Thursday's G-20 meeting could have implications for U.S. credit unions, said Dave Grace, World Council of Credit Union vice president of association services.

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March 30, 2009

Central States Was 'Good Earner' But Hit by Mortgage Meltdown, Says CU Head

The chairman of Central States Mortgage Co. said the firm, which filed for bankruptcy last week, produced "years of very good earnings for many small Wisconsin credit unions, a fact that should not be overlooked."

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March 29, 2009

CUNA Won't File Legal Challenge on Corporate Conservatorships

CUNA General Counsel Eric Richard said today the association won't file a suit challenging NCUA's decision to place U.S. Central Federal Corporate Credit Union and Western Federal Corporate Credit Union into conservatorship.

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March 29, 2009

Merchants Starting to Target Financial Service Members on Interchange

Retailers working to cut or cap credit and debit card interchange are shifting their efforts from members of the House Judiciary Committee to members of the House Financial Services Committee.

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March 29, 2009

Senate Panel May Consider Raising NCUA Borrowing Authority

NCUA's borrowing authority would be raised from $100 million to $6 billion and it would receive an additional $18 billion in emergency borrowing authority under an amendment that the Senate Banking Committee is scheduled to consider.

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EPC: Merchant Arguments On Interchange A Long Shot

Driving Home Symposium Postponed to 2010

SBA Administrator Nomination Hearing on Schedule

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Vermont Starting 'iBelong' TV Awareness Ads

Credit Unions Should Think Beyond VITA Tax Prep, Researchers Say

WOCCU: London G20 Could Affect U.S. Credit Unions

Central States Was 'Good Earner' But Hit by Mortgage Meltdown, Says CU Head

CUNA Won't File Legal Challenge on Corporate Conservatorships

Merchants Starting to Target Financial Service Members on Interchange

Senate Panel May Consider Raising NCUA Borrowing Authority