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Exception-Based Banking Seen as Next Big Mix of Technology and Service

By Marc Rapport

FRAMINGHAM, Mass. - The race to deliver Internet-based retail financial services has barely begun, many experts believe. However, credit unions now may want to begin thinking about how to gear up for the next stage: exception-based banking. According to a new report from Financial Insights, managers in the not-too-distant future...

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July 27, 2004

CU Economic Future Sunny, CU Economists tell NAFCU Conference Participants

VANCOUVER, B.C.-Nothing but blue skies for credit unions' economic future, according to four members of the Credit Union Economics Group. During NAFCU's 37th Annual Conference, the group's Chief Economist and Director of Research Tun Wai predicted that rising consumer confidence will bolster consumer spending. "Boosting consumer confidence and spending is...

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July 27, 2004

Credit Unions, Like America, Should be a Melting Pot, Matz Says

VANCOUVER, B.C. -To stay true to the credit union mission, CUs need only adhere to basic American ideals, according to NCUA Board Member Debbie Matz. Stay true to democracy and the "melting pot" and the American Dream, she encouraged. "I feel confident that as long as credit unions stay true...

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July 27, 2004

Keep Message in Focus and Clear is Part of the Art of Public Relations

VANCOUVER, B.C. - Early in his credit union career, San Antonio Federal Credit Union CEO Jeff Farver learned a very valuable lesson in public relations. He was new to a credit union when the CEO was suddenly removed by NCUA. The credit union had no plans of how to deal...

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July 27, 2004

New Hampshire Credit Union Deploys Collaboration, Content Software Combination

MANCHESTER, N.H. - MembersFirst Credit Union is combining the power of a portal with the depth of a knowledge management database to provide smoother operations for its employees and better service to its members. The $120 million CU is one of the first to combine the intranet collaboration portal from...

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July 27, 2004

Complying Electronically: Bethpage FCU Automates to Meet New HMDA Rules

BETHPAGE, N.Y. - Maria Tullo now relies on software instead of paper pushing to make sure Bethpage Federal Credit Union is following federal regulations covering home mortgage lending. Tullo is assistant manager of mortgage originations for the $1.7 billion CU on Long Island and is using the HMDA RELIEF system...

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July 20, 2004

Special Report: MBLs/Small Business

Serving businesses is one of the most promising growth areas for credit unions. Read the latest on this dynamic area of operations on pages 20-23.

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July 20, 2004

Business Lending Vital for Some CUs

Many of the credit unions with the highest Net Member Business Loan Balances are well above the $100 million mark. A handful have the distinction of being in the $200 to nearly $500 million balance echelon.

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New Hampshire Credit Union Deploys Collaboration, Content Software Combination

Complying Electronically: Bethpage FCU Automates to Meet New HMDA Rules

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