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Cascade Community Credit Union Shreds 4,000 Pounds of Personal Data

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Members recently brought more than 4,000 pounds of documents containing personal information for Cascade Community Credit Union's shred day.

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August 22, 2006

NAFCU Sends Comments to Fed on Home Equity Lending Market

NAFCU has sent the Federal Reserve Board its comment letter in response to the agency's request for written comment on the home equity lending market and in anticipation of the board's plans to hold public hearings on home equity lending and the adequacy of existing regulatory and legislative provisions in...

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August 22, 2006

Johnson Issues Plea to Make Voices Heard, Urges CUs to Court Young People

NCUA Chairman JoAnn Johnson told attendees at this year's African-American Credit Union Coalition conference that their voices must be heard when it comes to having the ability to serve those of modest means.

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August 22, 2006

Texas Credit Union Recognized for Work With Hispanics

The $495 million Velocity Credit Union has been recognized by the Texas Credit Union League for its work with Hispanics. The league has awarded the CU the Juntos Avanzamos or "Together we advance" award.

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August 22, 2006

AACUC Helps Claver FCU Rise from Katrina Ashes

It's been a year of overwhelming flux for Ronnie McCabe, president/CEO of Claver Federal Credit Union.

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August 22, 2006

Quarles Announces Intent to Return to Private Sector

Under Secretary of the Treasury for Domestic Finance Randy Quarles announced his intent Aug. 10 to return to the private sector at the close of this Congress.

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August 22, 2006

Shea: Rise in Data Security Breaches Leave CUs Unfairly Holding the Bag

After a data breach, the finger of blame unfairly gets pointed at credit unions, which are, as a whole, doing a good job protecting member privacy, said Dillon Shea, NAFCU associate director of legislative affairs.

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August 22, 2006