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Michigan Mergers Continue; CEOs Say No Different Than Trend in Banking Sector

By Jim Rubenstein

The Michigan trend toward credit union mergers picked up steam last week with an announcement by two Detroit area credit unions, Research Federal Credit Union and Community Choice, of plans to combine effective in 2007 forming a $425 million credit union.

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Payday Lenders Denounce DoD's Request for Congress to Regulate their Interaction with Military Personnel

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Former NCUA Official Working to Bring More CUs, Check Cashers Together

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September 12, 2006

GalaxyPlus Keeps In-House Processing Clients at Home With New DR Offering

Twisters and tropical storms prompted Weokie and Sarasota Coastal credit unions to take their core processor up on its offer to provide complete backup disaster recovery services. They're two of the 22 credit unions using GalaxyPlus core processing systems who have committed to the new DR service for in-house clients....

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September 12, 2006

Congressional Caucus and CUNA GAC Both Offer CUs the D.C. Experience, But With Their Own Individual Flavor

There are a lot of differences and positive points for both NAFCU's Congressional Caucus and CUNA's Governmental Affairs Conference that keep both thriving.

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September 12, 2006

Fairwinds CU's Growing Book of Mortgage Business Spurs Move to Fiserv's easyLENDER

When Fairwinds Credit Union saw a way to speed up the mortgage application process for both the borrower and the loan department, there was little hesitation.

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September 12, 2006

Organically or Niche-Driven, Credit Unions Continue Innovative Ways to Grow Membership

While credit unions have been in the midst of a "growth stall" for some time, it hasn't stopped many of them from implementing innovative expansion strategies.

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September 12, 2006

CUNA Monthly Data: Weak Savings Coupled with Steady Loan Growth Keeps Loan-to-Share Ratio Rising

Credit unions' year-to-date savings growth is the lowest economists at CUNA can recall.

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September 12, 2006

NCUA Vice Chairman Hood Focused on Data Security, Predatory Lending; Hopes CUs Have Special Ability to Help Military Members

NCUA Vice Chairman Rodney Hood's background in affordable housing is evident in his views on credit unions and mortgage lending, but Hood is also zeroed in on other issues he sees vital to the future of credit unions.

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September 12, 2006

Mark Hill Proud of Baker Hill's Inroads, Credit Union Ties, Plans to Step Down in December

Mark Hill's decision to leave Baker Hill, the company he helped get off the ground more than 20 years ago, is a mixture of tart and savory.

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Michigan Mergers Continue; CEOs Say No Different Than Trend in Banking Sector

Payday Lenders Denounce DoD's Request for Congress to Regulate their Interaction with Military Personnel

Former NCUA Official Working to Bring More CUs, Check Cashers Together

Recommended Just For You

News Stories

GalaxyPlus Keeps In-House Processing Clients at Home With New DR Offering

Congressional Caucus and CUNA GAC Both Offer CUs the D.C. Experience, But With Their Own Individual Flavor

Fairwinds CU's Growing Book of Mortgage Business Spurs Move to Fiserv's easyLENDER

Organically or Niche-Driven, Credit Unions Continue Innovative Ways to Grow Membership

CUNA Monthly Data: Weak Savings Coupled with Steady Loan Growth Keeps Loan-to-Share Ratio Rising

NCUA Vice Chairman Hood Focused on Data Security, Predatory Lending; Hopes CUs Have Special Ability to Help Military Members

Mark Hill Proud of Baker Hill's Inroads, Credit Union Ties, Plans to Step Down in December