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Employees Safe After SWAT Team Takes Over Washington State CU Branch

By Jim Rubenstein

All employees of the Centralia branch of the $741 million TwinStar Credit Union were reported safe Monday after a lock down and occupation by a SWAT team after an early morning attempted robbery at the southeast Washington State facility.

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TMGFS Ended 2009 With Card Portfolio of Over $100 Million

TMG Financial Services, the credit union credit card portfolio purchasing and investment arm of The Members Group ended 2009 having purchased CU card portfolios worth $116 million in receivables and representing 40,000 accounts.

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January 24, 2010

NCUA Town Hall Meeting Draws Big Crowd

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January 21, 2010

Filene Announces Innovation Catalog

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January 21, 2010

CUNA to President Obama: Recognize CUs in State of the Union

CUNA is asking President Barack Obama to endorse credit union small business lending during his upcoming State of the Union speech to a joint session of Congress on Jan. 27.

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Couple Makes Morbid Business of Card Fraud

A couple in Pennsylvania has been charged with stealing and using a credit card from a woman who died on their couch, according to a report in The Philadelphia Inquirer.

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Employees Safe After SWAT Team Takes Over Washington State CU Branch

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CUNA to President Obama: Recognize CUs in State of the Union

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