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Nine credit unions headquartered in Arizona have signed up with Allpoint Network, the nationwide ATM network that provides fee-free ATM services to cardholders, but charges a fee to financial institution participants.

Can the debit card, which has been widely praised as a substitute for frequent use of the credit card, actually promote overspending?

NCR Corporation, one of the leading ATM manufacturers, has rolled out a new program aimed at credit unions and community banks with ATM fleets between 10 and 350 machines.

NAFCU has written the Office of Management and Budget to comment on NCUA's submission of an information collection request.

The Office of Inspector General at the FDIC found that while its Division of Supervision and Consumer Protection cited a number of banks for significant compliance violations last year, it did not "adequately" ensure corrective measures were taken and most still received a high rating.

A recent survey conducted by Visa USA of 1,000 New York City residents revealed that Americans would rather clean their bathrooms (42%), sit in traffic (20%) or go to the dentist (18%) than wait in line at a cashier.

NCUA Board Member Gigi Hyland offered small credit unions a bit of practical advice during an address at NCUA's 19th Small Credit Union Workshop.

Since the infrastructure to even send the checks from the CU's back office is not widely in place yet, what happens to all those checks that members deposit at one of the new, envelope-free ATMs?