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WASHINGTON -- In the political equivalent of Ohio State and Michigan setting aside their differences, credit unions and community banks are on the same page in opposing a proposed overhaul of financial regulation put forth by the Treasury Department.

WASHINGTON -- The big spike in air travel expense and gas prices could cut deeply into credit union travel budgets for 2009, CU executives say, but for now registrations for a spate of industry conferences this summer are holding up well.

SILVER SPRING, Md. -- Opportunity knocks for credit unions to better serve the Latino community.

WASHINGTON -- Credit unions are gearing up to try to defeat a Senate measure that would cap interchange fees, which they argue would hurt credit unions and make credit less available to consumers.

CU Times Correspondent-at-Large

DES MOINES, Iowa -- Conditions were improving for Iowa credit unions Tuesday as the cleanup process begins with eight still having closed branches and only one, Metco of Cedar Rapids, having to relocate operations to another CU, according to the Iowa superintendent of credit unions.