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Forty-eight representatives from Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Rwanda, Tanzania, South Africa and Uganda recently came together for the first African SACCO Regulators' Roundtable held by the World Council of Credit Unions and the Canadian Co-operative Association.

The Maryland & D.C. Credit Union Association is urging the District of Columbia City Council to extend its current usury law to cover payday lenders in Washington, D.C.

Hoping to expand its membership base using both TV/radio and the Internet's YouTube, the $800 million Nevada Federal Credit Union said today it has launched a broad-based membership awareness campaign.

President George W. Bush announced steps at the national level last week to help homeowners maintain that status.

President George W. Bush announced steps at the national level last week to help homeowners maintain that status.

Allowing that most credit unions haven't been caught up in the subprime mortgage debacle (and even offer solutions for members fleeing resetting ARMS), they certainly are affected by trends in the overall mortgage market and the greater economy, ACUMA has revamped its Fall Conference agenda, said its president Bob Dorsa.