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Consumers are again feeling more confident, but still have concerns about the economy.

The SBA and its Office of the Inspector General said it has received several complaints from small businesses about abusive marketing practices, scams, and exorbitant fees charged by firms.

Share One, a 65-client core processing CUSO based in Memphis, Tenn., has re-elected two credit union CEOs to its board and added a third.

The language in the Senate regulatory restructuring bill defining remittances is so broad that it could cause credit unions to stop offering electronic transfer programs.

Touting a victory over "an army of lobbyists," President Obama today signed legislation that would take some of the student loan business away from credit unions and banks.

State leagues, hoping to take advantage of the soured-bank climate, are making new legislative gains this week in moving along enabling bills allowing deposit of public funds in credit unions.

In a deadline shift, the U.S. Treasury has given credit unions certified as Community Development Financial Institutions until April 30 to file applications for Community Development Capital Initiative.

Corporate America Credit Union's case against U.S. Central Federal Credit Union's former directors and executives is going to court. U.S. District Court Judge Inge P. Johnson filed the order March 25, setting a Dec. 6 trial date in Birmingham, Ala.