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COLUMBIA, S.C. - As sure as the sun sets in the west, credit unions back up their data. Faithfully, night after night, year after year, and always on tape. But that could be changing. Alternatives to tape are emerging. For reasons of scale, the big financial institutions are leading the...

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Will corporates ever slow down? Turn to pages 20-32 to find out what's going on in the ever-innovative corporate network. On page 26 read about FirstCorp President/CEO Pete Pritts' (shown on right) take on corporate competition, and why he's willing to fly himself to where credit unions are meeting to...

OVERLAND PARK, Kansas - U.S. Central's net income totaled $18.9 million for first quarter 2002, up from $10.6 million during the same period last year. "While liquidity isn't building at the rate it was a year ago, it isn't lessening either," said U.S. Central President/CEO Dan Kampen. U.S. Central's primary...

OVERLAND PARK, Kansas - NCUA Board member JoAnn Johnson recently visited U.S. Central Credit Union as part of her orientation of the corporate network. Johnson also recently visited WesCorp, San Dimas, Calif., and Northwest Corporate Credit Union, Portland, Ore. Johnson was given an overview of U.S. Central and the corporate...

HALES CORNER, Wis. - Wisconsin Corporate Central CU's name change to Corporate Central CU is indicative of the nationwide approach the corporate and many others are taking. "We've had a proud history as Wisconsin Corporate Central Credit Union. We do have a national field-of-membership and have a certain number of...