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NCUA Reiterates Appellate Court Rulings on Mark-Ups

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ALEXANDRIA, Va. - NCUA reminded federally insured credit unions in the seven states that make up the Fourth Circuit and Seventh Circuit that because recent appellate court rulings decided that "mark-ups" - the practice of charging a consumer more for a third party's settlement services than is actually paid to...

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NASCUS Mulls Possible Affinity Program with Fannie Mae

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Prime Alliance Celebrates Second Anniversary with Quadrupled Loan Volume

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January 28, 2003

Prime Lenders See Mortgage Fraud Problem Growing

RESTON, Va. - The latest report from the Mortgage Industry Research Institute shows half of all mortgage lenders believe fraud is rising moderately or significantly. As if seeing more incidents of mortgage fraud wasn't bad enough, lenders say they're also experiencing higher costs each time fraud hits. The report, which...

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January 28, 2003

British MP Sees Credit Unions as a Solution to Indebted Poor

LEEDS, U.K. - John Battle, the Labour Member of Parliament (MP) from Leeds, is worried about the three million English who are living in poverty and subject to doorstop lenders, the British term for predatory lenders. In a country with a population of approximately 50 million people, Battle sees credit...

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January 21, 2003

Special Report: Data Processing & Technology Stats

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January 21, 2003

Out of the Ashes

The failure of Eastern Airlines didn't sink its primary CU, which is now in the billionaires club. The CU's CEO Kent Herbert is now leading Eastern Financial Florida CU into a new era. Page 30.

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January 21, 2003

Special Report: Data Processing & Technology

Is account aggregation dead? Are credit unions as secure as they can be? This and other tech issues are tackled in the special report on pages 18-28.

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January 21, 2003

Suncoast Schools' Profitable Members Depend on OFX; Server Conversion Goes Quickly

TAMPA, Fla. - Suncoast Schools FCU has found that its members who take advantage of its OFX functionalities are on average cream of the crop members who view the CU as their primary financial institution. So once Suncoast Schools converted from Corillian's home banking system that included an OFX server,...

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January 21, 2003

USERS Forms a "Special" Relationship with One of its Oldest Clients

VALLEY FORGE, Pa. - Credit union data processor USERS is so confident these days that it's even making one of its own clients an Authorized Business Partner. USERS recently announced that FORUM Solutions, a tech CUSO of the $640 million FORUM CU, Indianapolis, will become a USERS' ABR. "It's the...

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NCUA Reiterates Appellate Court Rulings on Mark-Ups

NASCUS Mulls Possible Affinity Program with Fannie Mae

Prime Alliance Celebrates Second Anniversary with Quadrupled Loan Volume

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Prime Lenders See Mortgage Fraud Problem Growing

British MP Sees Credit Unions as a Solution to Indebted Poor

Special Report: Data Processing & Technology Stats

Out of the Ashes

Special Report: Data Processing & Technology

Suncoast Schools' Profitable Members Depend on OFX; Server Conversion Goes Quickly

USERS Forms a "Special" Relationship with One of its Oldest Clients