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PULSE Members Approve the Discover Merger

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RIVERWOODS, Illinois and HOUSTON - The 4,100 member financial institutions in the PULSE EFT Association, about 1,000 of whom are credit unions, have approved overwhelmingly the proposition that they will become the first financial institution partners with Discover Financial Services. Cindy Ballard, executive vice president with PULSE could not say...

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Visa, MasterCard, Team Up for More Secure Card Data; Move Might Help Stem Issuer Concerns

ARLINGTON, Va. - In a move which could help ease the worries of credit unions about card data security, Visa and MasterCard have teamed up to generate one uniform standard for merchants and merchant processors who accept transactions from either one of their card brands. In a rare joint interview,...

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January 18, 2005

On the Brink of Selling its Card Portfolio, CU Still Finds Gold in the Plastic; CEO Praises Staff Tenacity

WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis. - David Stark, the CEO of the $92 million Bull's Eye Credit Union, admits that, for a CEO, admitting to an erroneous judgment can be a challenge, but when it comes to his credit union card portfolio he cheerfully acknowledges his mistake. "I was pretty firmly of...

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January 11, 2005

Special Report: Auto Lending

Turn to the special report on pages 20-23 for all the latest auto lending news, including CUAC's look back at 2004 and expectations for 2005.

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January 11, 2005

Credit Unions Aid Tsunami Victims

U.S. CUs have felt few effects from tsunami, but that hasn't stopped them from helping victims. See stories on pages 8 and 24.

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January 11, 2005

Consumer Reports: Dealers May Not Be Giving Consumers All Information on Special Rebates, Financing Offers

YONKERS, N.Y. - Auto manufacturers are still using special incentives and rebates to help steer traffic into dealerships, but a recently released survey by Consumer Reports Auto Price Service finds that not all car buying consumers are being told about the incentives by salespeople at the dealerships. Findings of a...

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January 11, 2005

Credit Union of Rockies Selects Automotive Services as Exclusive Auto Broker Partner

DENVER - After having a referral relationship with Automotive Avenue for more than six years, Credit Union of the Rockies has officially named the company its exclusive partner to provide its members with vehicle purchasing options. Until last month, Automotive Avenue-a division of Aimbridge-was one of three companies Credit Union...

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January 11, 2005

Security Service FCU, Largest Indirect Lending CU, Signs with CU Direct

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. - Security Service FCU, the largest indirect lending credit union in the country, has gone live with CU Direct's indirect lending platform DecisionApp. SSFCU, with $3.5 billion in assets and 550,000 members, is the eleventh largest CU in the U.S. It averages more than $100 million in...

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PULSE Members Approve the Discover Merger

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