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CHANTILLY, Va. -- A survey conducted by Online Resources Corporation here showed that a growing number of Americans have reorganized their payment priorities into a "delinquency budget" by prioritizing bills to be paid and lowering or halting any savings.

WASHINGTON -- With support from both Democrats and Republicans, the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday approved a measure to provide relief to expand the availability of government-insured mortgages.

LA JOLLA, Calif. -- The recession won't be as severe as headlines say, but unique market forces will make it a tough recovery, said Joe LaVorgna, Chief US Economist at Deutsche Bank, who headlined this morning's WesCorp's Future Forum.

MADISON, Wis. -- An arbiter has recommended that CUNA be ordered to pay damages, back pay and expenses as well as the legal fees of former senior vice president Mike Miller who alleged he was fired because he complained about sexist and homophobic comments.

WASHNGTON -- A credit union can use a CUSO to screen applications and process member business loans, as long as the arrangement is structured to avoid a conflict of interest, according to an NCUA opinion.

SHREVEPORT, La. -- There are three board seats up for election on the African American Credit Union Coalition's board with all of the incumbents seeking reelection.