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Gas Giveaway Proves Big Hit in Montana

By Jim Rubenstein

BILLINGS, Mont. -- It's been two weeks since thousands lined up for $1.81 a gallon at a Billings convenience store, thanks to a promotion by Billings Federal Credit Union, and now the post mortem shows the unusual awareness campaign paid off big time in public good will and media coverage.

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September 12, 2008

LPL Financial Charged With Failing to Protect Customer Personal Info

WASHINGTON -- The Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday took an enforcement action against LPL Financial Corp. for failing to adopt policies and procedures to safeguard 10,000 of its customers' personal information following a series of hacking incidents involving the broker-dealer's online trading platform.

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September 11, 2008

KV Offers Members Good Rates

AUGUSTA, Maine -- Should KV Federal Credit Union eventually approve of a merger with a local savings bank, they may turn their backs on some good rates on their savings.

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September 11, 2008

Other Possible KV Merger Partners Say They Were Never Consulted

AUGUSTA, Maine -- Two of the four other credit unions in Augusta that the $51 million KV Federal Credit Union said it considered as merger partners before turning to Kennebec Savings Bank said that they were never consulted about a potential merger.

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September 11, 2008

Numerica Takes Business Services to the Street

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Numerica Credit Union has partnered with Greater Spokane Inc. to open a BIZStreet information center for those small business owners who can not make the trip to downtown Spokane.

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September 11, 2008

Texas League Launches New DVD Series on BSA Compliance

FARMERS BRANCH, Texas -- The Texas Credit Union League debuted Thursday what it calls a broad-based compliance package for directors, middle managers and others on the Bank Secrecy Act.

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September 11, 2008

Louisiana Dow Credit Union Returning Hurricane Favor

FREEPORT, Texas -- When Edward Speed, CEO of the $1.3 billion Texas Dow Employees Credit Union and a private pilot, heard that the $150 million Dow Louisiana Federal Credit Union desperately needed cash in the wake of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the answer was obvious.

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September 11, 2008

IASB Will Weigh WOCCU Recommendation

LONDON -- The International Accounting Standards Board agreed yesterday to reconsider the application of its International Financial Reporting Standards to credit unions, based on a comment letter submitted earlier this year by World Council of Credit Unions.

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Gas Giveaway Proves Big Hit in Montana

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Louisiana Dow Credit Union Returning Hurricane Favor

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