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Edentify CEO Says More Vigorous Vetting Needed to Fight Synthetic ID Fraud

By Myriam DiGiovanni

According to Edentify CEO Terrence DeFranco, reports that identity theft is on the decline should be taken with a grain of salt. "Most surveys are only related to one category, that which the victim knows about," said DeFranco. "The reality is usually the victim is the last to find out...

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March 20, 2007

Amidst Payday Scrap, South Carolina League Surveys CUs

With South Carolina becoming the new battleground for payday lending, the South Carolina Credit Union League said last week it has conducted an update of its member CUs on alternative products and found a large number already offering them or making plans to do so.

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March 20, 2007

Bob Newcomb Named New CEO of SELCO Community CU

SELCO Community Credit Union has named Bob Newcomb its new president/CEO effective Feb. 15.

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March 20, 2007

Virginia CUL to Host Financial Literacy Boot Camp

The Virginia Credit Union League will hold its third annual Financial Literacy Boot Camp on April 25 at Northwest Federal Credit Union.

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March 20, 2007

Hampel Explains Consumer Finance Data in Mainstream Media

CUNA Chief Economist Bill Hampel is becoming the darling of a number of economic reporters in the mainstream, which is helping to thrust credit unions into the public eye.

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March 20, 2007

Intuit to Launch Two New Online Banking Systems

Just five weeks after the deal, Intuit says the benefits to financial institutions from its acquisition of Digital Insight are starting to come to life.

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March 20, 2007

Go Direct a Proactive Step Against Financial Crime

A recent U.S. Department of the Treasury Financial Management Survey finds that although identity theft continues to top consumers' list of concerns, many still leave themselves open to it by using paper checks rather than direct deposit.

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March 20, 2007