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Civil war and a savings house provide an unusual adventure for a U.S. CU manager

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SKAPJE, Macedonia - Most American credit union managers' jobs do not involve being evacuated during a civil war. Martha Ninichuk's did as part of her role as Project Director of a combined USAID and World Council of Credit Union (WOCCU) project that began in Macedonia in 1995. It was only...

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Special Report: Autos: Loans/Leases

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September 17, 2002

Liberty DRIVET program offers marketing tools for CUs' auto campaigns

MOUNDS VIEW, Minn. - Liberty Marketing Services, , a subsidiary of Liberty Enterprises, has come out with its newest offering, DRIVET, that provides marketing tools to credit unions promoting auto loan programs. DRIVE integrates database marketing, research, marketing communications and strategies into what Tony Rizzo, president of Liberty Creative described...

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September 17, 2002

Credit unions auto, mortgage loans outstanding not what they seem at first glance

WASHINGTON - A quick look at numbers showing the percentage of auto and mortgage loans credit unions have outstanding may seem like credit unions are putting more emphasis on the mortgage side of their portfolios at the expense of the loan product that has been the mainstay of CUs' loan...

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September 17, 2002

Spend more face time with auto dealers, researcher urges

WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. - Credit unions are making inroads on their relationships with auto dealers, but they need to spend more time cultivating those ties. That's the word from Jim Lohmann, senior research manager/auto finance at J.D. Power and Associates. The marketing information firm recently released its 2002 Dealer Financing...

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September 17, 2002

Indirect lending: Growing trend benefits members, credit unions and auto dealerships in New England

MARLBOROUGH, Mass.- Everything happens in its own time, or so the saying goes. In the Fall of 2000, Digital FCU, the largest credit union in New England and the "fastest growing credit union in America from 1996 to 2001," according to a Callahan & Associates survey, attempted CU Direct Lending's...

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September 10, 2002

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September 10, 2002

NCUA may soon be unionized

The regulator for credit unions is on the verge of getting a union. See details page 3.

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September 10, 2002

Color guard makes a statement at CU conferences

According to the trade associations, the ritual is an act of patriotism in deference to the red, white, and blue. Also, many of the largest credit unions are associated with the military. But what is the color guard? A color guard is comprised of a few soldiers, typically four, charged...

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Civil war and a savings house provide an unusual adventure for a U.S. CU manager

Being a patriot

Special Report: Autos: Loans/Leases

Recommended Just For You

News Stories

Liberty DRIVET program offers marketing tools for CUs' auto campaigns

Credit unions auto, mortgage loans outstanding not what they seem at first glance

Spend more face time with auto dealers, researcher urges

Indirect lending: Growing trend benefits members, credit unions and auto dealerships in New England

9/11 tribute

NCUA may soon be unionized

Color guard makes a statement at CU conferences