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NACUSO Seeks Industry’s Best Collaborators, Innovators

By Peter Westerman

The nomination period for the National Association of Credit Union Service Organizations’ 2011 CUSO Collaboration and Innovation award is now open.

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March 14, 2011

Fed Legal Opponent Has Lost Accounts To Fees

TCF National Bank, the financial institution which has taken the Federal Reserve to court over the debit interchange cap, lost roughly 250,000 checking accounts when it announced it would start charging a fee for checking accounts with balances of less than $500.00

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March 14, 2011

Debit Transactions At CUs May Increase, Post Durbin, Expert Says

Paradoxically, credit unions may need to act to increase debit transactions if a cap on debit card interchange makes it into federal regulation, a specialist on checking and debit maintains.

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March 14, 2011

Bair Expresses Concerns about Fed’s Interchange Rule

Community banks could lose money and consumers could have to pay higher fees if the Federal Reserve implements its debit interchange proposed rule as is, FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair wrote Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.

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March 11, 2011

House Panel to Hold Oversight Hearing on Consumer Bureau

Saying it will be the “start of a robust discussion,’’ on the set up of the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection, House Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit Subcommittee Chairman Shelley Moore Capito announced an oversight hearing next Wednesday.

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March 11, 2011

Management Shifts Also Mark Silver State Report

The long-term financial troubles at Nevada’s largest credit union, the $718 million Silver State Schools,, have also been accompanied by recent changes of senior management.

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March 11, 2011

Management Shifts Also Mark Silver State Report

The long-term financial troubles at Nevada’s largest credit union, the $718 million Silver State Schools,, have also been accompanied by recent changes of senior management.

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March 11, 2011

Two Large New Mexico CUs Quit CUNA, CUANM

The burden of trade association dues during a rough economy plus internal policy disputes apparently figure in two more disaffiliations disclosed this week.

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NACUSO Seeks Industry’s Best Collaborators, Innovators

Lawmakers Concerned That Mortgage Settlement Could Mandate Mortgage Modifications

Mindful of Challenges, Wisconsin CUs Aid Literacy Venture

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Fed Legal Opponent Has Lost Accounts To Fees

Debit Transactions At CUs May Increase, Post Durbin, Expert Says

Bair Expresses Concerns about Fed’s Interchange Rule

House Panel to Hold Oversight Hearing on Consumer Bureau

Management Shifts Also Mark Silver State Report

Management Shifts Also Mark Silver State Report

Two Large New Mexico CUs Quit CUNA, CUANM