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SSFCU Scavenger Hunt Kicks Off Youth Week

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In celebration of National Credit Union Youth Week, April 22-28, teens under the age of 17 can enter to win a $500 reward at Security Service Federal Credit Union.

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April 24, 2007

Advance Financial CU 'Pirates Adventure' A Boon for Financial Literacy

Advance Financial Federal Credit Union's young members are setting sail on a Pirate Adventure during National Credit Union Youth Week. The credit union has invited its members under the age of 18 to take part in the credit union industry's "National Youth Savin' Challenge" by "stashin'" their cash at Advance...

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April 24, 2007

Maine CUs Help Teens Flex Financial Fitness Muscles

With the month of April again being proclaimed by Governor Baldacci as Financial Literacy for Youth Month, Maine credit unions once again stepped up to help area high school students up their financial IQs.

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April 24, 2007

Anticipation of Spring Weather Brings Optimism Among Credit Union CEOs

Technically, it's spring, but the recent stubbornness of winter to hang around past its time hasn't stopped credit union CEOs from feeling optimistic these days.

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April 24, 2007

Westerra Makes Pitch for Realtors

Westerra Credit Union is on a campaign this month to build its mortgage business and one of its major moves was exhibiting at the annual Realtor Rally which drew 3,500 realty executives from metropolitan Denver.

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April 24, 2007

House Financial Services Schedules ILC Bill Hearing

The House Financial Services Committee has announced that it will hold a hearing on the Industrial Bank Holding Company Act of 2007 (H.R. 698).

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April 24, 2007

NASCUS Announces Speakers for State Summit

Speakers confirmed for the NASCUS State System Summit this summer in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. promise to cover a wide range of credit union issues.

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April 24, 2007

Employees of Freedom First FCU's Virginia Tech Branches Safe Following Tragic Shooting

One day after a mass killing took place at Virginia Polytechnic Institute on April 16, all 10 of the employees who work at Freedom First Federal Credit Union's branches on the college's campus are safe and accounted for according to Paul Phillips, president/CEO.

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SSFCU Scavenger Hunt Kicks Off Youth Week

Allpoint Heads to Britain

NAFCU Sponsoring CURIA Co-Sponsor, Thank You Drive

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Advance Financial CU 'Pirates Adventure' A Boon for Financial Literacy

Maine CUs Help Teens Flex Financial Fitness Muscles

Anticipation of Spring Weather Brings Optimism Among Credit Union CEOs

Westerra Makes Pitch for Realtors

House Financial Services Schedules ILC Bill Hearing

NASCUS Announces Speakers for State Summit

Employees of Freedom First FCU's Virginia Tech Branches Safe Following Tragic Shooting