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Utah League Eyes Ballot Referendum On CU Restrictions

By Jim Rubenstein

Frustrated by the state's restrictive state law on business lending and field of membership expansion, the Utah League of Credit Unions is now looking at a ballot initiative perhaps this fall to provide relief.

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January 22, 2008

Several Large CUs Sign Up Individually with NCBA Highlighting CUs' Identity as Cooperatives

Over the course of the last year, three of the largest credit unions in the country have joined the National Cooperative Business Association as individual credit unions, a move which they have characterized as a step toward emphasizing their organizations' identity as financial cooperatives.

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January 22, 2008

Clayco Says "Green" Building Just Business as Usual

Building "green" is easy when you've been doing it as long as design/build firm Clayco Inc.

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January 22, 2008

Meeting Baby Boomers Half Way Could Help Credit Unions Accommodate Those Working Past Retirement

MADISON, Wis. -- Even though the first wave of Baby Boomers is set to retire this year, there are many others in that 44-to-62-year-old age bracket who still have to work up to--or past--the traditional retirement age.

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January 22, 2008

Sound CU Takes 'Proactive' Approach to Consumer Lending, Team Effort Strives to Make Members Lives Easier

Going "green" and using pricing structures modeled after grocery stores and gas stations are just a few of the quivers in Sound Credit Union's lending arsenal that have helped it anticipate a member's loan needs well before an application is even filled out.

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January 22, 2008

Exploring the Route to CU Subprime Auto Lending

The credit union auto loan portfolio is down "fractionally" over the last several months, according to CUNA Mutual Group's January CU Trends Report.

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January 22, 2008

Missouri Regulator Grants 1st FOM Application After Court Battle

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Breaking a two-year-old, banker-induced logjam on field of membership expansion, the Missouri Division of Credit Unions approved this month its first FOM application since a new FOM law went into effect last August.

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January 22, 2008

New CEO For Suffolk FCU

MEDFORD, N.Y. -- Suffolk Federal Credit Union has named William J. O'Brien president/CEO.

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Utah League Eyes Ballot Referendum On CU Restrictions

Iowa Small CUs Get a Helping Hand From Iowa CUF

Small Investors May Like ShareBuilder, Wall Street Journal Says

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Several Large CUs Sign Up Individually with NCBA Highlighting CUs' Identity as Cooperatives

Clayco Says "Green" Building Just Business as Usual

Meeting Baby Boomers Half Way Could Help Credit Unions Accommodate Those Working Past Retirement

Sound CU Takes 'Proactive' Approach to Consumer Lending, Team Effort Strives to Make Members Lives Easier

Exploring the Route to CU Subprime Auto Lending

Missouri Regulator Grants 1st FOM Application After Court Battle

New CEO For Suffolk FCU