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Vermont State Employees CU features RTS technology

By Jim Rubenstein

MONTPELIER, Vt. - Marking its first expansion move since being approved last March to branch into six counties, Vermont State Employees Credit Union said a debut facility that opened recently in Rutland includes those remote walk-up teller stations which have become popular lately at CUs across the country. At the...

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July 30, 2002

EFT Association, Secret Service, want to keep ahead of a possible ATM fraud problem

ARLINGTON, Va. - The Electronic Funds Transfer Association (EFTA) hosted a meeting in Washington on July 24 designed to establish an industry-wide task force aimed at confronting what the association and U.S. Secret Service said could be a rising ATM fraud problem. Kurt Helwig, executive director of the Electronic Funds...

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July 30, 2002

With market's plunge and a tenuous economy, will members ever again whip out the plastic as easily as the once did?

ARLINGTON, Va. - Credit union card marketing efforts are going to have to be more intelligent, more segmented and carry more bonuses in the future as more credit union members roll their credit card balances into refinanced mortgages and face a sharply lowered stock market and uncertain economic times, according...

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July 30, 2002

Card bank woes will not impact credit union card portfolio value

ARLINGTON, Va. - Neither regulators' increased interest in the quality of credit card accounts, nor the economic downturn in the prices of many major portfolio buyers, like MBNA, is likely to have much of an impact on the value of credit unions card portfolios, according to two players in the...

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July 30, 2002

Are debit cards set to unseat credit cards as consumers' preferred plastic card?

ARLINGTON, Va. - Consumer education and acceptance, combined with acceptance by the credit unions themselves, are the biggest obstacles to what will continue to be a likely steady rise in debit card popularity and usage, according to officials with credit union based card service organizations. "A lot of my job...

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July 23, 2002

ID and verify

Credit unions will now be required to do more in terms of identifying and verifying members upon opening new accounts. See story page 6.

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July 23, 2002

Special Report: Mortgages

Mortgage lending is not only making headlines with credit unions - first mortgages for the leading CU lenders were up 26% the first quarter 2002 from 2001 - Capitol Hill is seeing a flurry of activity as well. Catch up on the news on pages 18-20.

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July 23, 2002

CU mortgage leaders see big gains in first quarter

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - 2001 was a good year for mortgage lending, and so far 2002 looks to be turning out the same. Total first mortgages for the 10 leading credit unions first quarter 2002 compared to the same period in 2001, went up 26% to $13,655.1 billion from...

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Vermont State Employees CU features RTS technology

Member focus continues to drive functionality growth

Special Report: EFT: Credit/Debit/ATMs

Recommended Just For You

News Stories

EFT Association, Secret Service, want to keep ahead of a possible ATM fraud problem

With market's plunge and a tenuous economy, will members ever again whip out the plastic as easily as the once did?

Card bank woes will not impact credit union card portfolio value

Are debit cards set to unseat credit cards as consumers' preferred plastic card?

ID and verify

Special Report: Mortgages

CU mortgage leaders see big gains in first quarter