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Durable Goods Orders Down; Personal Income Slightly Up

By Claude R. Marx

WASHINGTON - Consumers bought fewer big-ticket items such as cars, appliances and office equipment last month as their personal income rose just .3%, the Commerce Department reported today

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November 25, 2008

New Affinity Card Issuer Says Economic Downturn Has Proven Good for Business

NEW YORK -- CardPartner.com, a card issuer that specializes in small affinity groups, reported that the recent economic downturn has been good for business as small organizations consider issuing as a way to boost income in a down economy.

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November 25, 2008

NAFCU-Federal Reserve Meeting Set for Tuesday

WASHINGTON -- At a time of economic tumult, credit unions will have the ear of the nation's top policymakers when NAFCU's Board has its 16th annual meeting with the Federal Reserve Board of Governors next Tuesday.

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November 25, 2008

Kenyan CU Leaders Visit Mass.

BROCKTON, Mass. -- A delegation of Kenyan credit union leaders found their U.S. visit uplifting on two fronts.

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November 25, 2008

Praise for Father of NCUA Director

WASHINGTON -- In his Veterans Day remarks, President Bush recalled the heroic actions of Alonzo A. Swann Jr. during World War II that resulted in him being awarded the Navy Cross.

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November 25, 2008

Wisconsin Credit Unions Tap Into 529 College CDs

MADISON, Wis. -- Under a deal brokered by the Wisconsin Credit Union League and an Illinois-based corporate, credit unions here can now bid on insured certificates of deposit offered under a state-backed 529 college savings plan.

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November 25, 2008

Full-Repayment Program Finds Huge Need for Partial Payment Settlements

AN DIEGO -- Mitch Ronco, spokesman for consumer credit counselor InCharge Debt Solutions, said he's been turning more and more struggling consumers away because they don't qualify for InCharge's full-repayment program.

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November 25, 2008

Fryzel Asks for Help In Staying Proactive

WASHINGTON -- NCUA Chairman Michael E. Fryzel reiterated his pledge to take an active role in preventing problems before they occur during a speech before the suburban chapter of the Maryland and D.C. Credit Union League.

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Durable Goods Orders Down; Personal Income Slightly Up

Maine CU Hunger Campaign Sticks to Goal

CUs From Poland and U. S. Discuss Cooperation

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New Affinity Card Issuer Says Economic Downturn Has Proven Good for Business

NAFCU-Federal Reserve Meeting Set for Tuesday

Kenyan CU Leaders Visit Mass.

Praise for Father of NCUA Director

Wisconsin Credit Unions Tap Into 529 College CDs

Full-Repayment Program Finds Huge Need for Partial Payment Settlements

Fryzel Asks for Help In Staying Proactive