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Education, Clear Communication Key To Consumer Driven Health Care Success

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NEW YORK - Credit unions looking to lower health care costs with Consumer Driven Health Plans may want to focus on program education efforts first. According to a new Towers Perrin survey, a widening gap between employer and employee views on consumer driven health care strategies may undermine the program's...

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June 22, 2004

Western Reliance Corp. Names COO

PORTLAND, Ore. - Western Reliance Corporation, a collateral protection insurance and tracking systems provider, has named JoLee Conver chief operating officer. Conver has over 25 years of experience working with financial institutions in various customer service-oriented positions. She will oversee all operational activities including insurance tracking, customer service, claims and...

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June 22, 2004

The Battle for Bankruptcy Reform Wages On as Filings Continue to Rise

WASHINGTON-Credit unions and other lenders have been fighting to reform bankruptcy protection laws for several years now and credit union lobbyists have said, though it is not impossible, it is unlikely bankruptcy reform legislation will be signed into law this year. Still the credit union trade associations are pushing just...

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June 22, 2004

AACCU Goal: Standards and Helping Poor

BANGKOK, Thailand - Most credit union organizations work in one country, one language, one culture, one government. For the Association of Asian Confederation of Credit Unions (AACCU), which is a regional networking body for credit unions throughout 12 Asian countries, the only constant is the credit union philosophy. The group...

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June 22, 2004

Markets Are Changing; Credit Unions Advised to Change, Too

SAN DIEGO -Credit unions are only doing an "average" job in reaching out to the underserved and unbanked, forcing tens of millions of people to seek out alternative financial services such as check cashers and payday lenders. And credit unions only receive average marks for serving the young. A 20-year-old...

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June 22, 2004

With Number of CU Robberies Going Up, CUs Seen as `Soft' Targets for Robbers

SAN DIEGO - Robberies at credit unions have more than doubled since 1990, with robbers viewing credit unions as much easier targets than banks and other financial institutions, according to one of the most experienced bank robbery investigators in the United States. "Credit union robberies over the last 14 years...

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June 15, 2004

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CUNA Mutual Mortgage announces announces a new mortgage servicing group that it says could save credit unions big bucks over time. Page 18.

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June 15, 2004

Special Report: Data Processing & Technology

Behind the systems and solutions of tech companies is a business model. See how one major player is positioning itself and read about other technology news on pages 21-32.

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Education, Clear Communication Key To Consumer Driven Health Care Success

To Buy or Not to Buy an Agency? Credit Unions Need To Look in the Mirror for the Answer

Growing CEO Retirements Spark Call for Succession Planning

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Western Reliance Corp. Names COO

The Battle for Bankruptcy Reform Wages On as Filings Continue to Rise

AACCU Goal: Standards and Helping Poor

Markets Are Changing; Credit Unions Advised to Change, Too

With Number of CU Robberies Going Up, CUs Seen as `Soft' Targets for Robbers

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Special Report: Data Processing & Technology