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Navy Branch Comes Under Banker Assault

By Jim Rubenstein

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. -- Navy Federal Credit Union said it has no intention of retrenching on its branch expansion in North Carolina or in other states following the latest banker assault on large CUs "growing beyond their original purpose and common bond."

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December 28, 2008

Retirement Investments Top List of Employee Concerns

NEW YORK -- When more than 1,000 human resource officers were recently asked what concerns they were hearing the most, many said employees are worried about the economic turmoil's impact on their retirement plans.

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December 28, 2008

Aloha FCU Undergoes Image Change After Sponsor Shutdown

HONOLULU -- Nine months after its 56-year old sponsor Aloha Airlines shut down for good, Aloha Federal Credit Union has moved forward with a new image.

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December 28, 2008

Corporate One's November Financials Showcase Historic High and Low

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The $5.2 billion Corporate One Federal Credit Union's November financials are a prime example of the extremes corporate are experiencing on their balance sheets.

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December 28, 2008

Atlanta CU Opens Checking, Savings Accounts at VITA Site

ATLANTA -- Atlanta City Employees Credit Union is making it convenient for income tax return filers to become new members.

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December 28, 2008

Citing Demands, Southwest Corp. Slates New ACH/ALM Webinars

DALLAS -- Cognizant of the emphasis on asset/liability management and new ACH rules which take effect in 2009, Southwest Corporate Credit Union said this week it is expanding its training curriculum to include two Webinars on both topics.

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