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STAR stock sales benefit members

By Myriam DiGiovanni

SACRAMENTO, Calif. -The Golden 1 Credit Union President/Chief Executive Officer Stanley C. Hollen has announced members will reap the benefits of its sale of STAR ATM Network stock. The $20 Million Member Rewards Program will pass rewards to members in the form of a one-time relationship bonus dividend and a...

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September 18, 2001

Donde esta an ATM?

CHICAGO - The Member Access Network has launched its first bilingual automated locator system to find ATM machines. Cardholders can now find over 9,800 ATMs in either English or Spanish. Members call a toll free number provided by Jensen Beach, Fla.-based TOUCH-MAP Systems. If there are multiple locations in one...

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September 18, 2001

Michigan regulator approves four-way CU merger

LANSING, Mich. - The state Office of Finance and Insurance Services has approved the merger of three Grand Rapids credit unions into Grand Rapids Teachers CU, which has been managing the three CUs under a contractual arrangement for several years. Involved in the merger are Alliance CU, $38 million in...

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September 18, 2001

Large Connecticut FCU converts to state charter

WILTON, Conn. - Mutual Security FCU, the sixth largest federal credit union in Connecticut, was approved by the office of the State Banking Commissioner to convert to a state charter. The name of the credit union will be Mutual Security Credit Union. MSCU has $100.8 million in assets and serves...

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September 18, 2001

California state legislature votes on statewide predatory lending bill

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - The California Senate passed by a vote of 22 to 12 a bill introduced by state Assembly member Carole Migden (D-San Francisco) that would ban predatory lending statewide. At press time, the state Assembly was expected to vote on A.B. 489 on Sept. 11 or 12. A.B....

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September 11, 2001

Special Report-Auto: Loans/Leases

Indirect lending continues to be a hot button for credit unions - some can't live with it, others can't live without it. Despite CUs' misgivings about indirect lending, a growing number are participating in programs. Read about indirect lending and other auto lending and leasing news in a special report...

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September 11, 2001

CUs' new auto loan rates still beat out banks'

WASHINGTON - Credit unions are still maintaining a healthy price advantage against banks with new auto loan rates, but the lending competitor on the block they should have their eye on is the captive financing company. Credit unions' new auto loan rates came down 64 basis points the first six...

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September 11, 2001

Vista FCU appeals to members' auto fantasies with loan rates

BURBANK, Calif. - Vista FCU knows how to appeal to its members' auto buying fantasies. Buying a Lamborghini, Viper or Rolls Royce may be beyond most credit union members' dreams, but Vista FCU decided to tickle its members' mid-life crisis nerve to market its low 5.99% APR auto loan rates....

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STAR stock sales benefit members

Los Angeles Firemen's CU sets its own "blaze"

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Donde esta an ATM?

Michigan regulator approves four-way CU merger

Large Connecticut FCU converts to state charter

California state legislature votes on statewide predatory lending bill

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CUs' new auto loan rates still beat out banks'

Vista FCU appeals to members' auto fantasies with loan rates