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Irish Regulators Reveal Strategic Plan For Credit Unions

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DUBLIN, Ireland - The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (IFSRA) has published a three-year strategic plan that will affect Ireland's more than 500 credit unions. In May, as the IFSRA celebrates its first anniversary, all Irish financial services will come under one agency. In the past, different parts were subject to...

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Top 100 Credit Unions by Assets

Comparing the latest listing of the top 100 credit unions by assets as of December 2003 to December 2002 shows not only are there more credit unions with more than $1 billion in assets, but the number of CUs with more than $2 billion in assets is also growing. As...

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April 20, 2004

More Tips on Protecting Your CU's Good Name

* Ask your employees and members to watch for newspaper advertisements for imposter credit unions. * If an advertisement is noted, contact the real credit union at its telephone number of record. * If you see an advertisement for a credit union that looks suspicious, contact your state regulator. *...

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April 20, 2004

Liberty Teams with Specialist to Provide Anti-Identity Theft Services

MOUNDS VIEW, Minn. - Liberty Enterprises is getting into ID theft - on the defensive of course. Liberty Identity Theft Service is the name of the new offering, powered by San Francisco-based Identity Theft 911. Credit reports, e-mailed alerts and personalized crisis resolution are just part of the package, and...

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April 20, 2004

Credit Union Auto Loans Recharge After Sluggish Last Couple of Years

WASHINGTON - After two years of witnessing virtually no growth in their auto loan activity, early numbers for 2004 indicate credit unions may finally have turned the page on the latest chapter of their auto lending activity history. "Zero percent financing just about took credit unions out of the market...

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April 20, 2004

TCUL, Banks Find Common Ground in Fraud Fight

DALLAS - The Texas Credit Union League has teamed up with local financial institutions and law enforcement agencies to take a stand against fraud and identity theft. Supported by the Texas Attorney General's Office, Texas Department of Public Safety and the FBI, the Loss Avoidance Alert System will be managed...

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April 20, 2004

Archbishop of Canterbury Lauds Credit Unions' Fight Against Debt

LONDON, England -Shopping until you drop behaviour and the large debt burdens that typically follow is not just a problem of the United States. Consumer debt is an international problem, and in England the Archbishop of Canterbury sees credit unions as a viable alternative to loan sharks and lack of...

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April 20, 2004

Tips from the Federal Trade Commission to Prevent ID Theft

* If a member receives an e-mail that warns them, with little or no notice, that an account will be closed unless they reconfirm their billing information, they should not reply or click on the link in the e-mail. Instead, contact the company directly using a telephone number or Web...

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Irish Regulators Reveal Strategic Plan For Credit Unions

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Liberty Teams with Specialist to Provide Anti-Identity Theft Services

Credit Union Auto Loans Recharge After Sluggish Last Couple of Years

TCUL, Banks Find Common Ground in Fraud Fight

Archbishop of Canterbury Lauds Credit Unions' Fight Against Debt

Tips from the Federal Trade Commission to Prevent ID Theft