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DuPage CU's New Web Site Spikes Hits and Membership

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FOSTER CITY, Calif. -- Since the launch of DuPage Credit Union's new Web site (www.dupagecu.com) in December 2007, the credit union has seen an increase of more than 1.4 million hits and 58% more membership applications compared to the same time last year.

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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- The Missouri Credit Union Association is giving its smallest credit unions a dues break by cutting the annual formula by as much as 17%.

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April 15, 2008

PM Systems Adds Nine New CU Clients Since Start of the Year for Virtual Banking

CHAPIN, S.C. -- Nine credit unions have signed up so far this year for the WebFederal3 Virtual Banking solution from PM Systems Corp., the company said.

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April 15, 2008

Economic Stimulus Package Is Short-Term Fix, Survey Reveals

IRVINE, Calif. -- More than half of Americans feel the recently signed $152 billion federal economic stimulus package is a short-term solution for the troubled U.S. economy, according to an Experian Consumer Direct poll.

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April 15, 2008

FISolv to Host Webinar On Business Continuity

INDIANAPOLIS -- FISolv will be offering a free educational Webinar on how to develop a successful business continuity plan on April 29.

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April 15, 2008

Arizona FCU Opens Branch In YMCA

PHOENIX -- Arizona Federal Credit Union opened its doors for operations inside the newly built Maryvale YMCA.

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April 15, 2008

Electro Savings CU Sends Care Package of Thanks to Iraq

ST LOUIS -- Electro Savings Credit Union staffers are giving back to troops who helped save the life of fellow employee Joshua Eckhoff, who while serving in Iraq with the Army National Guard sustained a serious head injury.

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April 15, 2008

Mich. Payday Crackdown

LANSING, Mich. -- Citing not-sufficient-funds abuse, the Michigan Office of Financial and Insurance Services is cracking down on payday lenders with $50,000 fines or license revocation on customer overcharges.

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DuPage CU's New Web Site Spikes Hits and Membership

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Missouri Association Will Reduce Dues Next Year for CUs

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Economic Stimulus Package Is Short-Term Fix, Survey Reveals

FISolv to Host Webinar On Business Continuity

Arizona FCU Opens Branch In YMCA

Electro Savings CU Sends Care Package of Thanks to Iraq

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