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Fee Study Fading?

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CUNA and NAFCU are hoping to keep the Fed's Annual Fee Study alive, and get credit unions included. Page 34.

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March 11, 2003

Australia to Eliminate ATM Interchange in Favor of Surcharges

SYDNEY, Australia - Australia plans to eliminate ATM interchange and to allow financial institutions to charge surcharges on ATM transactions instead. Supporters of the move, which is part of the Australian Reserve Bank's package of card reforms, argue that eliminating the interchange and moving the costs into surcharges will allow...

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March 11, 2003

25-Year Old R.C. Olmstead Taking its "Hybrid" Approach National

DUBLIN, Ohio - There are still a few stories left of small start-up data processors that are thriving on their own without the help of a major tech company's backing - R.C. Olmstead is one of them. The company was founded 25 years ago by Bob Olmstead. "I was doing...

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March 11, 2003

Bellco FCU Launches Visual Assault on Fraud

WYOMISSING, Pa. -Bellco Federal Credit Union is fighting fraud and identity theft one image at a time. "We decided that with the growing threat of fraud and identity theft we wanted to do something proactive not just reactive," said Bellco FCU Vice President of Operations Robin Shappell. "Luckily we were...

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March 11, 2003

Certifications Still Command Premium Pay in IT Fields, Survey Says

NEW CANAAN, Conn. - IT managers in credit union land who need to justify their training budgets to the bean counters in Finance can take heart, they're not alone. Organizations worldwide are now more willing to pay a premium for certifications than for standalone technical skills, reversing a long-standing trend,...

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March 11, 2003

When Loan Officer is Unreachable, CMG's LoanLink Center Takes Members' Loan Applications

DALLAS - Having the ability to call in to a credit union to apply for a loan is one thing for a member, but being able to get through to a loan officer on a weekend or after hours or during high traffic hours, is something completely different. That's why,...

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March 11, 2003

California CU Serves as Launch Site for Member's Security Solution

SUNNYVALE, Calif. - People turn to their credit unions for a lot of things, and in the case of one Silicon Valley entrepreneur it was to serve as the launch pad for an inexpensive smart card authentication solution for Internet banking security. Mike Angelinovich is a co-founder of Onhand Virtual...

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March 11, 2003

Despite Consolidation, Credit Union Industry Still Supports a Large Data Processing Contingency

Here is a list of vendors that provide core data processing services to approximately 9,650 of the roughly 10,000 credit unions in the United States. There are, of course, other companies, as well as CUSOs and other cooperatives, that provide such core processing services to credit unions, as well as...

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Fee Study Fading?

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Australia to Eliminate ATM Interchange in Favor of Surcharges

25-Year Old R.C. Olmstead Taking its "Hybrid" Approach National

Bellco FCU Launches Visual Assault on Fraud

Certifications Still Command Premium Pay in IT Fields, Survey Says

When Loan Officer is Unreachable, CMG's LoanLink Center Takes Members' Loan Applications

California CU Serves as Launch Site for Member's Security Solution

Despite Consolidation, Credit Union Industry Still Supports a Large Data Processing Contingency