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Small Business Owners Swarm to Debit, Credit Cards, Surveys Show

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DALLAS - A number of surveys are highlighting the growing number of small business owners that are using debit and credit cards for a variety of reasons. According to the Nilson Report, a credit card industry publication, small business cards are expected to reach 12.1 million by the end of...

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July 20, 2004

Baker Hill Signs on to BTC Business Lending and Trust Seminar

NAPERVILLE, Ill. - Baker Hill, a business solutions provider, will participate in Bator Training & Consulting, Inc.'s Business Lending & Trust Seminars for Credit Unions this fall. Formed in 2001, BTC is a training and consulting firm. Pat Spencer, credit union solutions manager for Baker Hill, will facilitate an in-depth...

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July 20, 2004

Despite House Approving $79 Million for 7(a) Loan Program, SBA Stands Behind Zero Subsidy

WASHINGTON - What appeared to be a major win for U.S. Small Business Administration's 7(a) loan program with the House of Representative's recent approval of nearly $80 million in additional funding, is getting a lukewarm reception from the agency as it continues to seek zero subsidy from the federal government....

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July 13, 2004

The Sun Sets on Sunshine State CU

Sunshine State CU members have voted to convert to a mutual savings bank. Page 4.

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July 13, 2004

Shady Advertising?

Oregon Attorney General comes down on SELCO Community CU CUSO for ads touting its "free service." Page 6.

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July 13, 2004

Aussie Credit Unions Commit to Fighting High Tech Crime

SYDNEY, Australia - Australian credit unions consider themselves among the lucky few who haven't experienced a real technological attack as yet. But they're not taking any chances and want to lock the barn door before the horses are stolen, at least as far as high tech crime goes. That's why...

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July 13, 2004

NCUA's Headquarters Get Tech Savvy

ALEXANDRIA, Va.-When then-NCUA Chairman Roger Jepsen relocated the NCUA headquarters from Washington, D.C. in close proximity to the other financial regulators and the White House to Alexandria, Va., the move was not very popular. However, the choice has proven wise over time and a great investment. NCUA does not pay...

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July 13, 2004

Credit Union Times' Advertising Representatives are Special People

Among the dozens of side events that will be held during the NAFCU Annual Conference and Exhibition in Vancouver, B.C., will be the annual sales meeting for the Credit Union Times advertising representatives. These are the men and women who continue to sell record amounts of display advertising for every...

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Small Business Owners Swarm to Debit, Credit Cards, Surveys Show

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Aussie Credit Unions Commit to Fighting High Tech Crime

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