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Children, National Guard Team Up To Send Care Packages to Troops

By Lindsey Siegriest

ALBANY, N.Y. -- It was a team effort to assemble care packages for troops overseas for at Capital Communications Federal Credit Union as children who came to work with their parents and the local National Guard Members in Latham's 3rd battalion 142nd Aviation Regiment worked together to put together the...

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April 29, 2008

SBA Administrator Preston Accepts HUD Nomination

WASHINGTON -- After nearly two years at the helm of the Small Business Administration, on April 18 Steve Preston unexpectedly accepted the position of Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, according to SBA spokesman Mike Stamler.

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April 29, 2008

Alliant CU Sticks to Diversification as United, Continental Airline Merger Speculation Heats Up

CHICAGO -- Last week's news from United Airlines that soaring fuel costs and a half a billion dollar first quarter loss has forced the carrier to trim 1,100 jobs from its 55,000 employee base is a road Alliant Credit Union has been down before.

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April 29, 2008

CO-OP CUs Get Dividend

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. -- CO-OP Financial Services gave its member credit unions a bit fatter bottom line when it announced another big patronage dividend.

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April 29, 2008

California Assembly Approves Bill on Data Breaches

SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- The California Credit Union League scored a significant legislative victory April 22 when the Golden State's Assembly unanimously passed AB 1779, which forces retailers and government to take responsibility for consumer data breaches, by a 75-0 bipartisan vote.

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April 29, 2008

House Panel Begins Review Of Housing Relief Measures

WASHINGTON -- A key House panel took the first steps last week toward providing relief to financial institutions and individuals hurt by housing foreclosure crisis.

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April 29, 2008

Denali Alaskan FCU Sues Builder and Wife, Alleging $16 Million Fraud

ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- Denali Alaskan Federal Credit Union filed a lawsuit last month accusing Lee Baker Jr., a prominent home builder here, his business associates and his wife, Pat Baker, a real estate agent, with fraud.

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April 29, 2008

Latino Community CU Rounds Out Its Portfolio by Offering Fixed-Rate Mortgages

DURHAM, N.C. -- The $60 million Latino Community Credit Union has taken another step in favor of serving its primarily immigrant membership in the face of a negative economy by offering fixed-rate mortgages.

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Children, National Guard Team Up To Send Care Packages to Troops

NACUSO's Web Site Undergoes Overhaul

New Tools Will Help CUs Better Manage Card Fraud Risk, Visa Says

Recommended Just For You

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SBA Administrator Preston Accepts HUD Nomination

Alliant CU Sticks to Diversification as United, Continental Airline Merger Speculation Heats Up

CO-OP CUs Get Dividend

California Assembly Approves Bill on Data Breaches

House Panel Begins Review Of Housing Relief Measures

Denali Alaskan FCU Sues Builder and Wife, Alleging $16 Million Fraud

Latino Community CU Rounds Out Its Portfolio by Offering Fixed-Rate Mortgages