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Controversy Helped Drive Down November Foreclosures, Firm Said

By David Morrison

RealtyTrac, a firm specializing in foreclosed and economically distressed homes, reported that the numbers of properties in some part of the foreclosure process nationwide dropped by 21% in November.

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December 15, 2010

NACUSO Says CUSO Payments May Trigger Exodus

CUSOs using a corporate credit union's services may seek liquidity outside of the industry if a provision requiring them to pay a voluntary payment to the Temporary Corporate Credit Union Stabilization Fund goes through.

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December 15, 2010

Federal Reserve Interchange Rule Could Result in Drastic Cuts For CU Income

The impact of the Federal Reserve's proposed rule on debit interchange could be a "drastic" cut to CU debit card income, according to CUNA CEO Bill Cheney.

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December 15, 2010

Fed Staff Reaffirms Interchange Cap Will Be Bad for CUs

Contrary to the assurances of Illinois Senator Richard Durbin (D), the interchange cap which flows from the amendment that bears his name will reduce credit union income from debit card interchange.

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December 14, 2010

Catholic FCU V.P. Frisch Passes

Catholic Federal Credit Union Senior Vice President Deborah Frisch has died at the age of 53 following a brief illness.

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December 14, 2010

Senate Approves Tax Cut Measure

The Senate voted 81-19 to approve a measure to extend the tax cuts passed during the Bush administration another two years.

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December 14, 2010

Monroe CEO to Retire; Newman To Take Reins

After 40 years of service, Monroe County Community Credit Union President/CEO Paul Assenmacher will retire effective April 1, 2011.

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December 14, 2010

Branch-Building Conveys Stability Focused on Growth

At a time when consumer confidence in banks is low, the building of new branches can help reinforce the image that a credit union is not only stable but focused on growth.

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Controversy Helped Drive Down November Foreclosures, Firm Said

IT Consultancy Predicts 2011 Tech Trends

Ongoing Operations Expands into Cloud IT

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NACUSO Says CUSO Payments May Trigger Exodus

Federal Reserve Interchange Rule Could Result in Drastic Cuts For CU Income

Fed Staff Reaffirms Interchange Cap Will Be Bad for CUs

Catholic FCU V.P. Frisch Passes

Senate Approves Tax Cut Measure

Monroe CEO to Retire; Newman To Take Reins

Branch-Building Conveys Stability Focused on Growth