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Mixed Report From Banks on Commercial Loan Demand

By Michelle A. Samaad

Some banks have recently reported easing their lending standards or terms as a result of more aggressive competition from other banks or nonbank lenders.

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CU Business Group Marks Five Years with $800 Million Milestone

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House Financial Services Committee Announces Hearing on Foreclosure Solutions

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September 13, 2007

Former Payday Lending Employees Back Up Critics' Objections

WASHINGTON -- The three former payday lending employees have largely backed up some of the most explosive criticisms that opponents of the controversial lending business have made: that payday lenders target members of minority groups and manipulate borrowers into long term indebtedness.

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September 13, 2007

Three Payday Lending Employees Defect From Controversial Industry

WASHINGTON, DC -- Three employees of a payday lender operating in Washington DC renounced the participation in the payday loan industry and apologized to the community during a dramatic August 12 press conference, according to press reports.

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September 12, 2007

Kinecta Goes with Online Resources for Bill Pay

Kinecta Federal Credit Union is now using bill pay and other online services from Online Resources Corp. atop its Episys core processing system.

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September 12, 2007

Kinecta Goes with Online Resources for Bill Pay

Kinecta Federal Credit Union is now using bill pay and other online services from Online Resources Corp. atop its Episys core processing system.

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September 12, 2007

Experts Say Youngsters, Indirect Borrowers, Retirees All Important for Growth

With the average age being 47 for members nationwide, credit unions aren't attracting younger members or retaining older members, but both population segments are still critical to growing membership, several experts recently shared.

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September 12, 2007

Automation Helps Boost BSA Compliance Confidence, Survey Finds

The use of technology in Bank Secrecy Act and anti-money laundering programs by some credit unions and community banks helps to boost their compliance with BSA requirements, according to a recent survey conducted by Wolters Kluwer Financial Services.

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September 12, 2007

NCUA Files to Dismiss CCUCO Case

The NCUA has filed briefs with Federal District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia seeking to have the court dismiss a case brought by the Coalition for Credit Union Charter Options against its regulations governing the CU to bank charter conversion process.

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Mixed Report From Banks on Commercial Loan Demand

CU Business Group Marks Five Years with $800 Million Milestone

House Financial Services Committee Announces Hearing on Foreclosure Solutions

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Former Payday Lending Employees Back Up Critics' Objections

Three Payday Lending Employees Defect From Controversial Industry

Kinecta Goes with Online Resources for Bill Pay

Kinecta Goes with Online Resources for Bill Pay

Experts Say Youngsters, Indirect Borrowers, Retirees All Important for Growth

Automation Helps Boost BSA Compliance Confidence, Survey Finds

NCUA Files to Dismiss CCUCO Case