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The Federation Celebrates Growth; First Financial Literacy Day In San Francisco

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The Federation, the shorter (and more to the point) name for the National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions, has seen some hard times, admits Executive Director Cliff Rosenthal, but like the Broadway song, "I'm still here" (from "Follies") it has rolled along, racking up accomplishments and defying doubters.

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Kansas CU Moves Card Processing to TNB Card Services

TNB Card Services, the card processing arm of credit union owned Town North Bank, has announced that the $210 million Golden Plains Credit Union of Garden City, Kansas has moved its card processing to the CUSO. The credit union will move 5,400 signature debit cards and more than 3,000 credit...

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November 06, 2007

Correction: Cal State 9 Credit Union CFO

An NCUA spokesman advised <em>Credit Union Times</em> that the agency "had nothing to do with" the October dismissal of Cal State Credit Union's CFO Richard Headrick, as reported earlier.

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November 06, 2007

Correction: Cal State 9 Credit Union CFO

An NCUA spokesman advised <em>Credit Union Times</em> that the agency "had nothing to do with" the October dismissal of Cal State Credit Union's CFO Richard Headrick, as reported earlier.

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November 06, 2007

Goldenwest Named 'Best Company to Work For' by Utah Business

The $580 million Goldenwest Credit Union, which last May won honors in its size category as "Credit Union of the Year" from the National Association of Federal Credit Unions picked up a new accolade this week, "Best Company To Work For" in Utah.

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November 06, 2007

Hood Announces Risk Mitigation Summit in 2008

Speaking at one of NCUA's Small Credit Union Workshops, Vice Chairman Rodney Hood announced that he planned to hold a second Risk Mitigation Summit next year in Charlotte, N.C.

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November 06, 2007

Kwon-Moore Moves to Calif./Nev. League as Federal Lobbyist

Seasoned credit union lobbyist Debbie Kwon-Moore has recently been hired as the California Credit Union League's lobbyist on federal government affairs.

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November 06, 2007

NAFCU Shares Concerns with Mortgage Reform Bill

While NAFCU President/CEO Fred Becker wrote that the group appreciated changes to the legislation to address some concerns, the issue of regulatory burden associated with The Mortgage Reform and Anti-Predatory Lending Act of 2007 (H.R. 3915) remains.

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The Federation Celebrates Growth; First Financial Literacy Day In San Francisco

FSCC Set to Unveil Text Locator System for Cell Phones; Move Gives CUs Better Shot with Younger Generation

NCUA-NTEU Reach Tentative Bargaining Agreement

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Kansas CU Moves Card Processing to TNB Card Services

Correction: Cal State 9 Credit Union CFO

Correction: Cal State 9 Credit Union CFO

Goldenwest Named 'Best Company to Work For' by Utah Business

Hood Announces Risk Mitigation Summit in 2008

Kwon-Moore Moves to Calif./Nev. League as Federal Lobbyist

NAFCU Shares Concerns with Mortgage Reform Bill