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CU Members Mortgage Conference Spotlights 'Ideal Time' for CU Lending

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Janet Walter, CU Members Mortgage vice president of public affairs, was pleased to note that even in down times for other lenders, credit unions are picking up steam in the mortgage area.

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March 25, 2008

Kansas Senate Advances Compromise Bill Limiting CU FOM Expansion

The Kansas legislature appeared headed last week toward passing compromise--and perhaps milestone--legislation putting new limits on field of membership and merger expansion by state-chartered Kansas CUs. The measure stops short of using the language in federal FOM statutes.

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March 25, 2008

Skiles Selects Larry Fazio to Fill NCUA Deputy Executive Director Position

NCUA Executive Director J. Leonard Skiles has selected Office of Examination and Insurance Deputy Director Larry Fazio to be the deputy executive director of the NCUA.

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March 25, 2008

Spotlight Shines on Michigan Business Lending, CUSOs

TROY, Mich. -- In the midst of the state's tough economy, the growing entry of Michigan's credit unions into business lending was recently profiled.

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March 25, 2008

Justice Department Responds to Community First's Federal Tax Challenge

The question of whether or not a state-chartered credit union must pay federal taxes on the part of its business operations that the IRS has deemed unrelated to its tax-exempt work moved a bit closer to resolution this week.

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March 25, 2008

Women's Summit Conference Receives Support from Navigant CU

The $1 billion Navigant Credit Union was one of several entities that supported the Women's Summit, a conference that brought nearly 1,000 attendees here from across southeastern New England.

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March 25, 2008

As U.S. Economic Woes Mount, Pa. Association CEO Appeals to CUs to Shine

Amid the nation's economic uncertainty, credit unions in Pennsylvania and elsewhere are now being viewed as having bedrock stability, making it imperative that they "shine and grow," according to President/CEO of the Pennsylvania Credit Union Association James McCormack.

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March 25, 2008

Hiway CU Gets 'Comfort' Payoff With Counseling Program

Amid the new anxiety over the economy, the $705 million Hiway Federal Credit Union is discovering that its year-old credit counseling program is paying off after it signed on with a Minneapolis agency.

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CU Members Mortgage Conference Spotlights 'Ideal Time' for CU Lending

SBA Slims Lender Procedure Guide

Harland Clarke Earns Verizon Cybertrust Certification for Third Year

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Kansas Senate Advances Compromise Bill Limiting CU FOM Expansion

Skiles Selects Larry Fazio to Fill NCUA Deputy Executive Director Position

Spotlight Shines on Michigan Business Lending, CUSOs

Justice Department Responds to Community First's Federal Tax Challenge

Women's Summit Conference Receives Support from Navigant CU

As U.S. Economic Woes Mount, Pa. Association CEO Appeals to CUs to Shine

Hiway CU Gets 'Comfort' Payoff With Counseling Program