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Mother Wins Florida CU's $10,000 Financial Challenge

By Michelle A. Samaad

Karen Rubin, a single mother of three, reduced her debt by $4,500, increased her savings by more than $30,000 and boosted her credit score from 662 to 758 to win $10,000 in a Florida Commerce Credit Union financial fitness contest.

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January 18, 2010

ICBA Opposes Measure to Raise MBL Cap

Raising the cap on member business loans is risky in light of the problems facing credit unions and would take away businesses from "tax-paying community banks," said Independent Community Bankers of America Senior Vice President Stephen J. Verdier.

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January 18, 2010

Almost 20% of CDFIs Are Now CUs or CUSOs

The U.S. Treasury Department's Community Development Financial Institutions Fund has recognized five more credit unions and one CUSO as CDFIs.

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January 18, 2010

Colorado Senator Promotes MBL Cap Increase Bill

Keeping the momentum going, Sen. Mark Udall (D-Colo.) is scheduled to speak at the Credit Union Association of Colorado this morning to promote legislation that would raise the member business lending cap.

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January 18, 2010

CUNA Mutual Offering Free Webinar on the Economy

Credit union employees and volunteers who want to learn more about the impact of the nation's economic difficulties on their balance sheets can participate in CUNA Mutual Group's free Webinar on Feb. 16.

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January 18, 2010

CUSO Matches Credit Reporting with Rate Matching

A New York CUSO has launched a credit report service that offers to then match the consumer with credit unions and community banks with the best available loan rates.

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January 18, 2010

Proposed Corporate Regs Would Force Board Turnover

If the NCUA's proposed corporate regulations were to take effect as written, the $4 billion Mid-Atlantic Corporate Federal Credit Union would have to replace its entire board.

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January 18, 2010

Suit on Failed Alabama CU Settled

The legal clash from last October pitting Alabama's top regulator against the CEO and board of the $193 million failed Mutual Savings Credit Union of Birmingham, has been settled out of court, it was announced this week.

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Mother Wins Florida CU's $10,000 Financial Challenge

Federation Pleased With New Document, But Waiting for Change

WOCCU Execs Reach Haiti and Displaced Staff

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ICBA Opposes Measure to Raise MBL Cap

Almost 20% of CDFIs Are Now CUs or CUSOs

Colorado Senator Promotes MBL Cap Increase Bill

CUNA Mutual Offering Free Webinar on the Economy

CUSO Matches Credit Reporting with Rate Matching

Proposed Corporate Regs Would Force Board Turnover

Suit on Failed Alabama CU Settled