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Check 21 Solution Helps Rutgers University Student and Alumni FCU's Growth Strategy

By Myriam DiGiovanni

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. -Rutgers University Student and Alumni Federal Credit Union (RUSA FCU) President Ken Buren has found that it pays to take the time to find the right Check 21 fit. "About a year ago we started looking into Check 21 and at the time I thought it was...

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March 07, 2006

League Service Corps. Working with CUs To Get Comfortable with Image Exchange

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - While the rest of the financial world has been busy getting itself image-enabled since October 2004 when Congress passed Check 21 legislation, credit unions have been leveraging their head start with truncation to implement the technology with their credit union clients. In fact, league service...

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March 07, 2006

Some Credit Unions Turn Checking Accounts Into PFI Superglue

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - With so much focus on image exchange, share draft penetration isn't getting as much attention. The fact is many credit unions are trying to boost share draft penetration in order to become the primary financial institution for more members. A new Callahan and Associates report...

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March 07, 2006

First NCUF Breakout Session a Crowded Success

WASHINGTON - The National Credit Union Foundation's very first breakout session at CUNA's Governmental Affairs Conference drew a stranding room only crowd as credit union executives and directors crowded in to hear four executives describe how their CUs had used grants from the Foundation to help them make real change...

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March 07, 2006

Johnson: NCUA "Not About to Impose CRA" on Credit Unions, Tough on Conversion Disclosures

WASHINGTON-Service to members of modest means is recent and not the only job of credit unions. In remarks to CUNA's Governmental Affairs Conference, NCUA Chairman JoAnn Johnson told participants that the term `modest means' only came about with the 1998 passage of the Credit Union Membership Access Act. She added,...

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February 28, 2006

Welcome to Washington, D.C.

It looks like the intense banker attacks have credit unions more fired up politically than ever before. CUNA is expecting 4,200 people at this year's GAC - including 430 first-time attendees, an all-time record. This special CUNA GAC issue of Credit Union Times contains a number of features to coincide...

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February 28, 2006

Despite Refi Drought, CU Mortgage Business Strong in 2005

A slowdown in the refinance market in 2005 didn't stop both small and large credit unions from enjoying a high volume of mortgage activity. Here are the top 10 credit union mortgage originators in four key asset groups.

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February 28, 2006

Identity Theft is Top Consumer Concern, CUs Help to Fight Back

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - As identity theft continues to top the Federal Trade Commission list of consumer complaints credit unions have increasingly taken a more proactive approach designed to help members in the fraud and identity theft fight. According to the FTC, identity theft complaints represented 37% of the...

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Check 21 Solution Helps Rutgers University Student and Alumni FCU's Growth Strategy

Checking Into Remote Capture: What Credit Unions Ought to Consider

Treasury Officials Thank CU Organizations for Work on PCA Reform, More to be Done

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League Service Corps. Working with CUs To Get Comfortable with Image Exchange

Some Credit Unions Turn Checking Accounts Into PFI Superglue

First NCUF Breakout Session a Crowded Success

Johnson: NCUA "Not About to Impose CRA" on Credit Unions, Tough on Conversion Disclosures

Welcome to Washington, D.C.

Despite Refi Drought, CU Mortgage Business Strong in 2005

Identity Theft is Top Consumer Concern, CUs Help to Fight Back