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HUD Submits Draft Rule for RESPA Reform

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WASHINGTON -- In spite of opposition from NAFCU, CUNA and hundreds of lawmakers in the House of Representatives, the Department of Housing and Urban Development has submitted to the Office of Management and Budget a draft final rule for Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act reform.

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Assets, Deposits Rise In Hawaii

HONOLULU -- Hawaii's credit unions recently posted $7.6 billion in assets for the first six months of the year, a 6.4% increase over the previous six months.

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September 09, 2008

Vega Starts as NCUA Chief of Staff

ALEXENDRIA, Va. -- Today, Sarah Vega will start in her position as chief of staff and senior policy adviser to the NCUA Chairman Michael E. Fryzel.

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September 09, 2008

SELCO's Investment Team Grows

EUGENE, Ore. -- Brenda Fritsch, a financial consultant registered with CUSO Financial Services LP, has joined the team of investment professionals at SELCO Financial Solutions.

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September 09, 2008

Fired Texans Insurance President Gets Job Back

RICHARDSON, Texas -- Kevin M. Curley, the president of Texans Insurance Group who was fired in April 2007 and filed suit against the CUSO and the credit union, is back on the job.

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September 09, 2008

CUES Promotes Hrubes to VP Of Marketing

MADISON, Wis. -- The Credit Union Executives Society has promoted Jessica Hrubes to vice president of marketing.

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September 09, 2008

Texans CU Quietly Sold Texans Commercial Last Year to Real Estate Investor

RICHARDSON, Texas -- The $2 billion Texans Credit Union last year sold its majority interest in Texans Commercial Capital, its once successful lending CUSO, the CU told Credit Union Times last Thursday.

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September 09, 2008

Gustav Aftermath Demonstrated the Success of Disaster Planning, Say CEOs

BATON ROUGE, La. -- If nothing else, the shutdown and disruptions last week at Louisiana and Mississippi credit unions caused by Hurricane Gustav demonstrated anew that disaster preparedness can work well.

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HUD Submits Draft Rule for RESPA Reform

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SELCO's Investment Team Grows

Fired Texans Insurance President Gets Job Back

CUES Promotes Hrubes to VP Of Marketing

Texans CU Quietly Sold Texans Commercial Last Year to Real Estate Investor

Gustav Aftermath Demonstrated the Success of Disaster Planning, Say CEOs