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Ailing AEA 'Put Out Merger Feelers'

By Jim Rubenstein

One of Arizona's troubled and undercapitalized credit unions, the $370 million AEA FCU of Yuma, acknowledged Monday it is closing a branch, downsizing staff and "put out merger feelers" but is still prepared to go it alone in 2010.

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Trades Gear Up for Restructuring Markup

Preemption of state laws and exempting more credit unions from examination by the new consumer regulator are key priorities of the credit union trade associations as a Senate panel begins marking up regulatory restructuring this afternoon.

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March 21, 2010

Wings Financial CU Lands Another Airline Alliance

The Regional Airline Association, a trade group representing 32 airlines and 280 associate members, is the latest to tap the $2.5 billion Wings Financial Credit Union as its official credit union.

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March 21, 2010

After Merger Approval, Lake Trust CU Makes an Entrance

Marketing changes, including new signage and ad material, were being readied this week for the April 1 startup of the newly branded $1.5 billion Lake Trust Credit Union of Lansing, Mich.

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March 21, 2010

Great Plains FCU Launches New Web Site

Great Plains Federal Credit Union has replaced its 90s-era Web site with a new presence it said it aimed at helping establish its online brand equity and attract the business of younger people.

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March 18, 2010

Meriwest CU iPhone App at iTunes Store

Meriwest Credit Union members can now download an iPhone mobile banking application at the iTunes Store.

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March 18, 2010

eDoc Innovations Starts Users Group

Thirteen credit unions have joined to form the first peer users group for users of the document management solutions from eDoc Innovations and the CU*Answers core processing platform.

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March 18, 2010

Calif. Politics Could Burn Forgiven Homeowners

If California lawmakers don't settle their differences before April 15, homeowners who received mortgage modifications or lost their home to short sale or foreclosure, will see their 2009 tax bills increase exponentially.

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Ailing AEA 'Put Out Merger Feelers'

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Meriwest CU iPhone App at iTunes Store

eDoc Innovations Starts Users Group

Calif. Politics Could Burn Forgiven Homeowners