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Montana Head Teller In State House Race

By Jim Rubenstein

Even as the head teller at a Montana credit union, Kathy Keenan-Swanson knows full well her "family business" has long been politics-which is why she never hesitated about running for a seat in the Montana House this fall.

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April 11, 2010

Vermont Interchange Bill Draws Praise From Merchants, Lobbying From Credit Unions

A bill that has passed the state Senate in Vermont that would allow that state's merchants to begin setting minimum purchases for the use of credit and debit cards has drawn praise from retail groups and a lobbying push from the state's credit unions.

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April 08, 2010

Red Flags Will Trigger NCUA Exam

NCUA is reviewing 5300 call reports, and any significant increases in member business lending, indirect lending, or loan participation delinquencies will result in an unscheduled visit from an examiner.

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April 08, 2010

Arizona Payday Lenders Now Out of Business June 30

Barring any last minute switch by Arizona lawmakers, the state's payday lenders will be closed effective June 30.

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April 08, 2010

Stevens to Retire from High Court at the End of the Term

Associate Justice John Paul Stevens, the oldest and longest serving member of the U.S. Supreme Court and the leader of its liberal faction, announced today that he will step down when the court's term ends this summer.

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April 07, 2010

NCUA Liquidates South End Mutual Benefit Association

The NCUA was named receiver/liquidator of South End Mutual Benefit Association in Connecticut after the state decided to close the state-chartered credit union, which had $2.4 million in assets.

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April 06, 2010

Utah League Urges Caution on Consumer Debt

With a rise in foreclosures and delinquency filings, Utah apparently has become a late blooming sand state,

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April 06, 2010

Public Funds Bills Make Progress as Oregon Governor Enacts New Law

The campaign by CUNA and state leagues to win lawmaker support for the deposit of public funds in credit unions made important gains last week,

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