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ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- The NCUA Board today renewed the 18% cap on loans made by federally chartered credit unions.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- NCUA has issued an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking seeking input from credit unions on a wide variety of different and controversial issues related to different types of charters changes.

DALLAS -- In a revved up advocacy pitch to voice the industry's favored role on subprime mortgages and to address recession fears, the Texas Credit Union League revealed Thursday the launch of a statewide media blitz to gather and publish scores of credit union "success stories."

ATLANTA -- Those associated with what could be the first credit union in Georgia to market to Hispanics met with regulators yesterday to move the plan forward.

WASHINGTON -- For a number of reasons, 368 banks have stopped participating in the Small Business Administration's lending programs over the past two years, the agency said.

WASHINGTON -- For a number of reasons, 368 banks have stopped participating in the Small Business Administration's lending programs over the past two years, the agency said.

ARLINGTON, Va. -- In the current margin-squeezed, low interest rate environment, credit unions may want to consider whether the members they're courting are in it for the long haul, said one industry expert.

ARLINGTON, Va. -- In the current margin-squeezed, low interest rate environment, credit unions may want to consider whether the members they're courting are in it for the long haul, said one industry expert.