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Banks help Australian credit unions grow

By Staff Writer

SYDNEY, Australia - Australian banks probably didn't mean to help credit unions down under, but as they continue to withdraw their services from regional and rural areas, credit unions are moving in and benefiting. This was substantiated by the Credit Union Services Corporation of Australia, Ltd. (CUSCAL) when it released...

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NEENAH, Wis. - How long will the economic slowdown last? How deep will the economy soften? These are questions nobody can reliably answer. For now at least, Dave Coggins, president of Business Lending Group can say this: the CUSO's loan portfolio is not showing any symptoms of the troubling economic...

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Film showing "Bank Rage" hits a chord with Australian movie audiences

SYDNEY, Australia - Road rage is nothing new, but bank rage seems to be alive and well in Australia. When a new film "The Bank," a small budget film written and produced by Robert Connelly, was premiered down under, the audience cheered loudly during a scene when a disgruntled customer...

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