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Credit Union Trades Attended Numerous Swearing-in Events

By Sarah Snell Cooke

WASHINGTON-CUNA, NAFCU, and several state leagues scurried around Capitol Hill last week attending numerous opening day events. CUNA Senior Vice President of Government Affairs John McKechnie remarked that it was "a great intersection of the legislative and political efforts we do. McKechnie worked a 12-hour day-8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.-attending...

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Online Anti-Fraud Programs to Become a Condition of Insurance; VISA and MasterCard Programs Protect the Consumer

MADISON, Wis. - As of April 1 2003 credit unions desiring CUNA Mutual credit card fraud insurance will have to participate in the VISA or MasterCard online fraud protection programs, according to a CUNA Mutual executive. Al Stendahl, a vice president with CUNA Mutual, said that credit unions wishing to...

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January 14, 2003

A Credit Union in Montserrat Suvives A Volcano

MONTSERRAT, British West Indies - Many credit unions have disaster plans that cover emergencies such as robberies, floods and other natural disasters. But how many U.S. credit unions would be prepared for a volcanic eruption? Roselyn Cassell-Sealy, of St. Patrick's Co-operative Credit Union on Montserrat, knows what it is like...

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January 14, 2003

Former Visa Exec joins Asset Exchange; Says Interest in CU Card Portfolios Will Continue in 2003

PORTLAND, Ore. - Interest among monoline credit card issuers in acquiring credit unions' card portfolios will continue and likely intensify in 2003, according to a card executive who has moved from VISA International to the Portland-based Asset Exchange. Asset Exchange is a leading broker of credit union's card portfolio sales,...

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January 14, 2003

New York CU First Financial Institution to Conduct Real Time Debit Payment on NYCE Network

SODUS, New York - WCTA Federal Credit Union has become the first financial institution in the NYCE Network to conduct a real-time, bill payment transaction with a debit card. The transaction, conducted by Becky Hulett, vice president of operations, enabled her to pay her Verizon telephone bill, by calling the...

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January 07, 2003

ATM Equality in N.J.?

Credit unions in New Jersey concerned that bill barring state-charters from charging at the ATM gives federal-chartered institutions the upper-hand.

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January 07, 2003

New, Used-Car Buyers Using Dealers' Web Sites More

WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. - Consumers in the market for new and used vehicles are relying on dealerships' Web sites more, J.D. Power and Associates research shows. Traffic to dealerships' Web sites by used-vehicle buyers is up 19% over 2001, according to the J.D. Power and Associates' 2002 Used Autoshopper.com StudyT....

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January 07, 2003

0% Financing Offers Expire

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - National 0% financing offers from the Big Three auto manufacturers expired Jan. 1, 2003. At press time, none of the company had announced any new incentives to replace them. Zero-percent financing offers from auto manufacturers that began shortly after 9-11 and which continued through 2002...

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