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CUs beat banks, thrifts for car loan rates

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WASHINGTON - Consumers borrowing from credit unions for new car loans stand to save big bucks over the life of the loan than if they borrowed money from a bank or thrift, says the latest findings of a Bankrate monthly survey. According to the August survey, banks and credit unions...

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September 04, 2001

NASCUS to host quarterly meeting of national state associations

ARLINGTON, Va. - For the first time, NASCUS will host the upcoming quarterly meeting of prominent national state associations to discuss critical current state-related issues. Representatives from the National Governors Association, Conference of State Bank Supervisors, National Conference of State Legislators, National Association of Attorneys General, National Association of Insurance...

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September 04, 2001

World Council of Credit Unions' fifth International Credit Union Leadership Institute

More than 400 delegates from 28 countries traveled to Paris last month for the World Council of Credit Unions' fifth International Credit Union Leadership Institute. Credit Union Times Overseas Correspondent Donna-Lane Nelson traveled to the City of Lights to cover the conference. For those credit unions who were unable to...

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September 04, 2001

Pennsylvania league to U.S. senators: Urge Dollar's appointment to NCUA Chairman of the Board

HARRISBURG, Pa. - In a show of support of having the word "acting" removed from Dennis Dollar's title with the NCUA Board, the Pennsylvania Credit Union League has sent letters to its two U.S. senators - Arlen Specter (R) and Rick Santorum (R) - urging Dollar's appointment to chairman of...

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September 04, 2001

CUs dropping the ball on auto insurance?

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - When it comes to auto insurance, credit unions may be missing a golden opportunity to help members, according to NACUSO President Bob Dorsa. "Credit unions live and die by car loans, so if the bulk of members are already doing business with credit unions then...

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September 04, 2001

Flood insurance not just for high risk flood areas

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Around this time of year, discussion of the weather becomes a serious topic in certain areas of the country, but experts say everyone should be paying attention. Colorado State hurricane forecasters have predicted a slightly above-average hurricane season for this year with 12 named storms,...

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September 04, 2001

Will California be second state to bar predatory lending?

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Whether or not California will become the second state to bar predatory lending will depend on how the state Senate Banking Committee votes on a measure authored by Assembly Member Carole Migden (D-13). A.B. 489 would ban a set of the most egregious predatory lending practices for...

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September 04, 2001

Texas Deputy Commissioner Poole leaves division

AUSTIN, Texas - After five years of working with the Texas Credit Union Division, Linette Poole, deputy commissioner has left to pursue an advanced degree in accounting. Poole's official last day was Aug. 31. Commissioner Harold Feeney said there are now 26 people working in his office, including 18 examiners....

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NASCUS to host quarterly meeting of national state associations

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Pennsylvania league to U.S. senators: Urge Dollar's appointment to NCUA Chairman of the Board

CUs dropping the ball on auto insurance?

Flood insurance not just for high risk flood areas

Will California be second state to bar predatory lending?

Texas Deputy Commissioner Poole leaves division