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CU Auto Loans Shrink in Volume, Grow in Value

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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Despite credit unions' best efforts to garner members' vehicle financing, CUs' auto loan portfolios continued to show the effects by October 2002 of competing with record low mortgage rates and dealers' 0% financing offers. Data for all credit unions from CUNA's Economics and Statistics Department...

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NCUA's Year-End Meeting

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December 17, 2002

There's action in the card case

Find out the latest in the California card suit that has banks and credit unions on the same team. Page 3.

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December 17, 2002

CU Creativity Shines in 2002 Marketing Blitz

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - What a year for credit union branding efforts. From tapping celebrities and sport franchises to shining the spotlight on members and employees alike, credit unions marketers seemed to be working overtime this year to spread the credit union message to members of all ages. Here's...

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December 17, 2002

Reich Leaves President's Spot at North Dakota League

BISMARCK, N.D. - Disagreement over the issue of closer ties or a merger between the North and South Dakota Credit Union Leagues forced Buell Reich's hand in September to resign as president of the North Dakota Credit Union League. Reich had been League president for the past three years, and...

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December 17, 2002

Steady Dose of Corporate Credit Union Mergers Drops Number of Corporates to 33; Soon to be 32

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Corporate credit unions continued to disappear in 2002, but there was nothing magical about it - just plain old business. While many corporate credit union CEOs snicker at the question, "How many corporates will be left in the future?" as if it's offensive, the facts...

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December 17, 2002

Hollen Didn't Leave for Long

MOUNDS VIEW, Minn. - As quick as Stan Hollen was gone he was back again. Hollen stepped down from the top job at the $4 billion The Golden 1 CU, Sacramento, after 17 years on the job. Hollen was responsible for a number of groundbreaking changes at the CU, including...

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December 17, 2002

Halleck Replaces Hollen at The Golden 1

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - The Golden 1 CU found its new CEO at another billion dollar credit union. Teresa Halleck, formerly president/CEO of the $1.2 billion State Employees CU of Maryland, landed the corner office at The Golden 1. This was one of the most sought after jobs in the industry...

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CU Auto Loans Shrink in Volume, Grow in Value

Misunderstand Auto Insurance Factors

Vega Changes Role

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NCUA's Year-End Meeting

There's action in the card case

CU Creativity Shines in 2002 Marketing Blitz

Reich Leaves President's Spot at North Dakota League

Steady Dose of Corporate Credit Union Mergers Drops Number of Corporates to 33; Soon to be 32

Hollen Didn't Leave for Long

Halleck Replaces Hollen at The Golden 1