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Greenspan: Housing, mortgage markets will remain strong, but affected by other factors

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WASHINGTON - Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan, delivering the Federal Board's semiannual monetary policy report told Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs members that the mortgage lending and housing market will continue to perform strong, but those performances will be influenced and "tempered by other influences." Speaking...

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SPECIAL FEATURE: CREDIT UNION STATISTICAL LEADERS

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July 16, 2002

Check your calendar

Look for the next hot CU conference in our calendar on pages 88-89.

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July 16, 2002

Examiner Angst

Find out what made D. Edward Wells FCU, led by CEO Carol Aranjo, file a restraining order against NCUA. Turn to page 4.

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July 16, 2002

NAFCU's Board: the essentials

ARLINGTON, Va.-NAFCU's Board of directors is made up of dedicated volunteers, much like the credit union movement. The board ensures that NAFCU maintains contact with its members and is responsive to its membership's needs. NAFCU's Board consists of 12 experienced credit union representatives elected from the membership, by the membership....

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July 16, 2002

Number three and counting

This will be the third NAFCU Annual Conference & Exhibition with Fred Becker as NAFCU's President/CEO. In his three years Becker has faced some challenging issues, namely having to stem a tide of federal-to-state charter conversions, which have slowed; and a problem with staff turnover, which has also slowed. Becker...

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July 16, 2002

Matz not troubled by having shortened term on NCUA Board

ALEXANDRIA, Va.-While two new NCUA Board members were appointed at the end of January, with the Community Action Plan (CAP) issue still in play, everyone in the credit union community had a keen eye on the Democratic board appointee. A sigh of relief could be heard when newly-installed NCUA Board...

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July 16, 2002

No lazy days of summer for credit union competition; banks, others turn up the heat with new products, promotions

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Sweltering summer days are not slowing down the competition one bit. From new partnerships to offering round-the-clock banking the competition is making the most of the summertime. Here is a glimpse at what they have lined up: * American Express has launched the American Express...

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Greenspan: Housing, mortgage markets will remain strong, but affected by other factors

`Extraordinary number of catastrophes' push homeowners insurance up

CUs beware: Mortgage applications on the increase, so is mortgage fraud

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SPECIAL FEATURE: CREDIT UNION STATISTICAL LEADERS

Check your calendar

Examiner Angst

NAFCU's Board: the essentials

Number three and counting

Matz not troubled by having shortened term on NCUA Board

No lazy days of summer for credit union competition; banks, others turn up the heat with new products, promotions