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Still in Conservatorship, Mutual Savings Records First-Quarter Profit

By Peter Westerman

The $183 million Mutual Savings Credit Union of Birmingham, Ala., placed into a controversial conservatorship by regulators a year ago, is on the mend and is recording a profit for the first quarter, president/CEO Douglas Key said last week.

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Green Award Aided by CU

Financing from a CUSO of MAX, Your Community Credit Union, played a part in helping a Tennessee wire manufacturing plant to earn an energy project of the year honor.

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April 13, 2010

CUs Find Mortgage Growth by Mixing High Tech With High Touch

Credit unions are finding some of their strongest ever growth in mortgage underwriting by combining high-tech outreach with a traditionally high touch approach to service-both to their members and real estate professionals.

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April 13, 2010

Consumer Prices Show Slight Increase

Americans saw little change in what they paid for key items as prices increased by 0.1% last month, the Labor Department reported today.

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April 13, 2010

CUSO Hosts Free CU Investment, Insurance, Trusts Webinars

Best practices within a credit union's investment, insurance and trust departments will be the focus of a series of free Webinars from solutions provider CUSO Gateway Services Group.

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April 13, 2010

CUSO Signs Three CUs

Business lending services are coming to Vermont Federal Credit Union, Heritage Family Credit Union and Coventry Credit Union through new partnerships with Northeast CUSO.

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