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ALBANY, N.Y. - Gov. George Pataki in his Jan. 9th State of the State address, mentioned and indicated his support of two issues high on credit unions' agenda. In a discussion of what small business owners in New York State "need to grow and prosper," Pataki said the state will...

So what's going to definitively turn the tide? That old reliable of American capitalism: consumer demand. Mackelprang, the security chief at Digital Insight, feels that security and stability are going to have to be as valued as bells and whistles to the customer, whether it be Joe Consumer buying Windows...

COLUMBIA, S.C. - As holiday celebrations fade, here's a sobering thought for the New Year: While credit unions and their members move more of their financial lives onto the Web, some leading Internet security experts say breaches, worms, viruses and others attacks will only increase. In fact, says John Pescatore...

CU Times Technology Correspondent COLUMBIA, S.C. - A major benefit of the Internet revolution for credit unions is the growing ability to provide a vast array of training across a far-flung operation, and do it consistently and efficiently. Lenore Froehlich knows that, and that's why Motorola Employees Credit Union-West is...

In 1999, many experts theorized that electronic bill payment and presentment (EBPP) would surge in popularity by the end of that year, with the advent of electronic bill presentment spurring the growth. EBPP would become a must have service that would attract new members and keep existing members from moving...

FEDERAL WAY, Wash. - The Washington Credit Union League scheduled a hearing during its government affairs conference, on a proposed field-of-membership regulation change that would allow well-run CUs to expand their field-of-membership by a board vote instead of requiring them to receive approval from the state regulator. Parker Cann, director...