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Fed Will Hear Opposition to BofA/Countrywide Merger Today

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LOS ANGELES-- The Federal Reserve will hold a hearing today for public comments on the proposed merger of Bank of America and Countrywide Financial Corporation. The merger, which must be approved by the Fed, would make BofA the nation's largest mortgage lender and the country's biggest bank.

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April 28, 2008

Local Government FCU Launches CUSO to Work With Area Governments

RALEIGH, N.C. -- The $792 million Local Government Federal Credit Union has launched LGFCU Financial Partners LLC, a new CUSO that will work directly with local governments units across the state.

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April 28, 2008

On-Site Coverage: CU*Answers Named 2008 Innovation & Collaboration Winner

LAS VEGAS -- For its data processing and network outreach to more than 165 credit unions, CU*Answers is the recipient of NACUSO's 2008 CUSO Innovation and Collaboration award.

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April 28, 2008

On-Site Coverage: Will Credit Unions Be 'The 100th Monkey?'

LAS VEGAS -- There are lessons the credit union industry can learn from just one young monkey who made the decision to break away from tradition and ended up changing habits, NACUSO President/CEO Tom Davis shared this morning.

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April 28, 2008

On-Site Coverage: Much More Work Needed to Establish Credit Union Credibility

LAS VEGAS -- Long time cheerleaders of their track records with member service, convenience and advocacy, the credit union industry still has a way to go to establish credibility, Dan Clark, author and speaker told attendees this morning at NACUSO's annual conference.

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April 28, 2008

VSoft Re-Brands, Launches Web Site Update

ATLANTA -- VSoft Corp. has re-branded its product line and launched a new Web site.

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April 28, 2008

CUs Pull Out All Stops before Tuesday's CURRA Vote

WASHINGTON -- With a massive phone and e-mail campaign and a use of the new media, credit unions and their advocates are trying hard to win passage of the Credit Union Regulatory Relief Act during its scheduled House of Representatives vote on Tuesday.

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April 28, 2008