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dotCoop Gets in the Holiday Discount Spirit With Two-for-One Domain Names

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WASHINGTON - Even dotCoop, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the National Cooperative Business Association that is registering CUs' .coop domain names, is doing some discounting this holiday season. dotCoop is offering credit unions one free .coop domain for each new name they buy at the regular price. This represents a $198...

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As LSI Evolves From Overflow and Off-hour Vendor to Primary Lending Channel, Disaster Recovery Had to Move in Step

ELGIN, Ill. - Lending Solutions, Inc. has come a long way and with it comes greater responsibility. Inching closer to processing its two-millionth loan application, LSI isn't just handling credit unions' off-hour and overflow applications any more - it has become the primary lending channel for many credit unions. "We...

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December 10, 2002

Placing a Stake on Evolving Technology Standards Can be a Gamble

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Let's see . Beta or VHS? What's become a clich for the decision about what standards to adopt as new technologies emerge was a maker or breaker back then. The stakes haven't changed. "The reason IT executives care about standards is that some standards - like television...

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December 10, 2002

CUs Exploring Construction-To-Permanent Loans As Way to Expand Mortgage Services to Members

HOWELL, Mich. - The mortgage rate environment over the past year has been ripe with opportunities for credit unions to extend mortgage services to members buying a previously built home. But what about members who want loans to build their house? Five credit unions in Michigan through their jointly-owned CUSO,...

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December 10, 2002

CUs Evolving to Compete in Fast-Changing Field, Hernandez Says

GLASTONBURY, Conn. - Macroeconomics and core processing don't often share the same sentence, but they come together when Louis Hernandez explains why he thinks his company and industry are having a fairly good year. "While we like to take credit for having great products, the macro trends of our industry...

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December 10, 2002

Credit Unions Seek Ways to Make Most of Tech Investment

COLUMBIA, S.C. - Budgets most likely won't be any less tight in 2003, and credit union managers can expect to be looking for ways to make the most of the resources they have invested in everything - including technology. That area in particular is one where CU chiefs may find...

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December 10, 2002

Online Resources Founder Says the More Things Change, The More Some Things Stay the Same

McLEAN, Va. - Convergence has become a way of life in the financial services industry, with core processors offering online services and online vendors getting into bill pay as just two examples. But one of the pioneers of online banking doesn't see the lines between the two major categories of...

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December 03, 2002

Special Report: Marketing

Looking for ideas or tips on your next marketing blitz? Well, our special report on pages 18-21 shines the spotlight on credit union promotions and marketing campaigns across the country.

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dotCoop Gets in the Holiday Discount Spirit With Two-for-One Domain Names

Consumers Opening Up Their Wallets Online

Credit Union Retained Earnings Troublesome to Bankers

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As LSI Evolves From Overflow and Off-hour Vendor to Primary Lending Channel, Disaster Recovery Had to Move in Step

Placing a Stake on Evolving Technology Standards Can be a Gamble

CUs Exploring Construction-To-Permanent Loans As Way to Expand Mortgage Services to Members

CUs Evolving to Compete in Fast-Changing Field, Hernandez Says

Credit Unions Seek Ways to Make Most of Tech Investment

Online Resources Founder Says the More Things Change, The More Some Things Stay the Same

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