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States Hardest Hit in Mortgage Crunch Post the Worst CU Losses

By Heather Anderson

WASHINGTON -- California, Nevada, Arizona and Florida credit unions aren't feeling sorry for themselves when they say they've got it harder than the rest of the country. According to Callahan and Associates' Sept. 3 "Trendwatch" broadcast, the four states are experiencing the worst losses in the industry, driven primarily by...

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Small Business Choose Business Over Mortgage

ATLANTA -- Faced with the choice of saving their business over their home, small business owners seriously behind in their mortgage payments would rather see their business stay afloat, a new study from Experian revealed.

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September 16, 2008

Fed Leaves Rates Unchanged

WASHINGTON-- Despite the woes of the financial markets, the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee voted unanimously today to keep interest rates the same.

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September 16, 2008

Fed Leaves Rates Unchanged

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September 16, 2008

Filene Research Institute Creates Legacy Gifts Fund

MADISON, Wis. -- The Filene Research Institute has launched a legacy gifts fund to support research and innovation at the institute.

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September 16, 2008

Ike Forces Cancellation of Hood Speech

FARMERS BRANCH, Texas -- With attention focused on disaster recovery, the Texas Credit Union League said Tuesday it has canceled its Sept. 18 town hall meeting featuring NCUA Vice Chair Rodney Hood as its key speaker.

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September 16, 2008

On-Site Coverage: Hyland Stresses Importance of Share Insurance

WASHINGTON -- Educating consumers about the share insurance program--as a way to reassure people during difficult economic times--will be a top priority of the NCUA during the next year, NCUA Board Member Gigi Hyland told NAFCU's Congressional Caucus today.

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States Hardest Hit in Mortgage Crunch Post the Worst CU Losses

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