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NY property/casualty agents renew online

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NEW YORK - Property and casualty agents can now head online to renew their license. Building on last year's success in online license renewals for life, accident, and individual health insurance agents, New York has expanded the program to include property/casualty agents. The New York Insurance Department hopes that the...

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March 19, 2002

Behind enemy lines

Credit unions need to know what's on the minds of the bankers. On page 38 readers will find coverage of the America's Community Bankers recent GAC held in Washington. Credit unions came up on a number of occasions, but the banking group says it has bigger fish to fry.

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March 19, 2002

Online fraud losses continue to mount, new protections gain popularity

STAMFORD, Conn. - The Internet is a popular place to do business, for good or ill, according to a study that shows that online fraud losses in 2001 were 19 times that of offline sales. But the study by GartnerG2, a business strategy research service of Gartner Inc., also shows...

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March 19, 2002

Ag lending capabilities drive one CU's DP decision

CORVALLIS, Ore. - The $410 million Wabash County Farm Bureau Credit Union here needed a core processing system that could handle the uniqueness of agriculture loans. As the DP story on page 1 (continued on 16-17) shows, credit unions may begin making DP decisions based on their business account capabilities....

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March 19, 2002

Riverside County CU creates an in-house lending system that's saving the CU over $120,000 a year

RIVERSIDE, Calif. - Surf and sun may be on the minds of a lot of young Californians, but for Scott Murray and Jeremiah Worthington, the big thing was creating a home-grown online lending system that's now saving their employer a cool $120,000 a year or so. Using what was available...

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March 19, 2002

From static brochures to interactive loan apps, it's been a swift ride

COLUMBIA, S.C. - From brochureware to community portals to account aggregation, what a long, strange trip it's been for Web sites in credit union land, and who knows where it's going next? Bill Wagner's willing to hazard a guess. "In the not-so-distant future, the most functional CU Web site will...

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March 19, 2002

Web self-service solutions chase technology's leading edge

COLUMBIA, S.C. - As more consumers move to the Web for their financial services, it's becoming increasingly crucial that credit unions help them when they get there. Because of that, self-service tools - from the simplest FAQ's to emerging technical wizardry such as virtual agents - are also becoming increasingly...

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March 19, 2002

CUs need to keep their eyes on BITS; Hollen represents CUNA in recent meeting

CU Times Editor WASHINGTON - BITS isn't just for banks anymore, and credit unions better keep an eye on this financial tech group. Once known as "Bank Industry Technology Secretariat", the organization changed its name to simply BITS to reflect that it isn't just for banks, and it's not a...

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NY property/casualty agents renew online

Minnesota Life Group Insurance doubles annual premium

Checking the pulse of Member Insurance Services

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Behind enemy lines

Online fraud losses continue to mount, new protections gain popularity

Ag lending capabilities drive one CU's DP decision

Riverside County CU creates an in-house lending system that's saving the CU over $120,000 a year

From static brochures to interactive loan apps, it's been a swift ride

Web self-service solutions chase technology's leading edge

CUs need to keep their eyes on BITS; Hollen represents CUNA in recent meeting