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Merger Rules Impact CFOs

By Jim Rubenstein

The sign on some credit union doors this spring might be "Help Wanted: Highly Educated Chief Financial Officers, Well-Versed in the New Accounting Rules and Ready to Put in Long Hours on Mergers." And one other requirement: the employing credit union best prepare to spend big bucks for outside accounting...

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On-Site Coverage: CU Leaders Push Congress on Impact of Interchange Regulations

WASHINGTON — The debit interchange rule and other new requirements on credit cards and mortgages will make it harder for credit unions to serve their members, according to Bill Cheney and John Buckley.

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Homeless Man Returns $1,440 Lost by CU Attorney

The outside legal counsel for the $35 million Apex Community FCU of Pottstown, Pa., is one relieved lawyer today, after a homeless man found and turned in his lost envelope containing $1,440 in cash.

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March 02, 2011

Homeless Man Returns $1,440 Lost by CU Attorney

The outside legal counsel for the $35 million Apex Community FCU of Pottstown, Pa., is one relieved lawyer today, after a homeless man found and turned in his lost envelope containing $1,440 in cash.

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TMG CUs Leading in Member Friendly Credit Cards

Thirty credit unions that process their credit cards with The Members Group have made the “Dean's List” at Credit Card Connection.

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Thirty credit unions that process their credit cards with The Members Group have made the “Dean's List” at Credit Card Connection.

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Microlending Bank Founder in Middle of Power Struggle

Grameen America, which at one point was considering opening a federal credit union in North Carolina, is coming to the defense of the founder of its international affiliate.

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On-Site Coverage: Hyland Offers Regulatory Reform Ideas

WASHINGTON — Saying that there needs to be a balance between providing strong oversight and not stifling innovation, NCUA Board Member Gigi Hyland today endorsed a proposal that would require regulatory agencies to eliminate a regulation every time it issues a new one.

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Merger Rules Impact CFOs

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