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Study Finds More Consumers Slipping Into Lower Credit Bands

By David Morrison

The pool of Americans who would qualify for prime or super prime credit is steadily shrinking while the percentage of Americans who have to take sub-prime and so called "deep sub-prime" loans has increased, according to a recent study.

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Stagnant Automatic Savings Transfer Usage Prompts Ent CU's New 'Savings Builder' CD

When Ent Federal Credit Union noticed last year that only 500 of its 195,000 members were using its free automatic savings transfer service,

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Grameen America Has Now Set Its Sights on a North Carolina Charter

Look to the corn fields. That's how Vidar Jorgensen describes it as interest is continuing to build on the opening of a credit union in North Carolina by an international micro- lending bank.

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September 08, 2009

SW Corp Books Big July Losses

Like most retail corporates, the $9 billion Southwest Corporate Federal Credit Union announced big July month-end losses,

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September 08, 2009

New SE League Chief Is Immersed in Board Shift

The new president/CEO of the fledgling League of Southeastern Credit Unions, Patrick La Pine, had an exciting first month in office.

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September 08, 2009

Vermont League Wants to Spread Credit Counseling Across the State's CUs

The Association of Vermont Credit Unions is determined to make credit counseling services pervasive at all CUs in the state.

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September 08, 2009

Four Small Wisconsin Credit Unions Merged Into Landmark

The merger trend among small credit unions, particularly in Wisconsin, surfaced anew last week with disclosure by the $1.4 billion Landmark Credit Union that it had merged with four small Milwaukee area CUs.

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September 08, 2009

No Surprises in Members United and Western Corporate July Reports

Neither the $8.9 billion Members United Corporate Federal Credit Union nor the $20 billion Western Corporate Federal Credit Union revealed any shockers in their July financial reports.

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Study Finds More Consumers Slipping Into Lower Credit Bands

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Stagnant Automatic Savings Transfer Usage Prompts Ent CU's New 'Savings Builder' CD

Grameen America Has Now Set Its Sights on a North Carolina Charter

SW Corp Books Big July Losses

New SE League Chief Is Immersed in Board Shift

Vermont League Wants to Spread Credit Counseling Across the State's CUs

Four Small Wisconsin Credit Unions Merged Into Landmark

No Surprises in Members United and Western Corporate July Reports