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Do More Than Get By–With Help From Friends

Peter Westerman | April 06, 2011

As the financial services industry has become more competitive, credit unions have been caught up in it. At times the cooperative spirit seems to be dying on the vine. Then something comes along and sparks your internal feel-good receptors for the cooperative, not-for-profit credit union spirit.

Ensweiler Teams Up With Koufax, DiMaggio and the Babe

Peter Westerman | April 06, 2011

In 1985, when Dick Ensweiler’s son was 12, he became interested in baseball cards and started asking his father to drive him to card shows. That was the beginning of a lifelong hobby for the curremnt president/CEO of the Texas Credit Union League.

News

Fallout Continues from 2008 Auction Rate Market Freeze

Peter Westerman | April 06, 2011

Around Valentine’s Day three years ago, holders of auction rate securities fell completely out of love with the debt instruments, causing a market freeze and a slew of lawsuits against the banks with claims of misrepresentation. The fallout continues.

Commentary

One Leadership Lesson: The Learning Never Stops

Tonya Knudesn | April 06, 2011

This past month, I was invited to deliver a leadership presentation to a group of international business students at Stony Brook University at the request of a business colleague I have known for over 25 years.

Commercial Development Stains New Mexico CU’s Balance Sheet

Peter Westerman | April 06, 2011

The $353 million First Financial Credit Union, headquartered in Albuquerque, N.M., hopes to find a buyer that can take a multimillion dollar mistake off its balance sheet.

E-Signing Added at San Diego CU

Peter Westerman | April 06, 2011

The 23,000 members of the $176 million Cabrillo Credit Union in San Diego can now sign loan documents online.

News

FINRA Rules for SECU in Estate Case

Tonya Knudesn | April 06, 2011

After hearing both sides, a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority panel recently denied all claims made by the estate that was seeking more than $2 million against an investment adviser that worked for a broker-dealer acquired by SECU Brokerage Services Inc.

PTMs Hit Million-Session Milestone

Peter Westerman | April 06, 2011

The new personal teller machines at the $1.9 billion Coastal Federal Credit Union have now transacted more than a million sessions, the Raleigh, N.C., credit union said.

News

‘Wrong Size Car’ Campaign Boosts Nevada CU’s Sales

Peter Westerman | April 06, 2011

With gas prices continuing to climb, members who got caught in the big truck mania years ago are probably regretting their purchases as they shell out hundreds of dollars for fuel each week.

CUNA, NAFCU Report No Conference Falloff

Peter Westerman | April 06, 2011

For CUNA and NAFCU, conference attendance seems to be holding up this spring–particularly for volunteer events–despite the rise in airline fares.

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Do More Than Get By–With Help From Friends

Ensweiler Teams Up With Koufax, DiMaggio and the Babe

Fallout Continues from 2008 Auction Rate Market Freeze

One Leadership Lesson: The Learning Never Stops

Commercial Development Stains New Mexico CU&rsquo;s Balance Sheet

E-Signing Added at San Diego CU

FINRA Rules for SECU in Estate Case

PTMs Hit Million-Session Milestone

&lsquo;Wrong Size Car&rsquo; Campaign Boosts Nevada CU&rsquo;s Sales

CUNA, NAFCU Report No Conference Falloff

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Commercial Development Stains New Mexico CU’s Balance Sheet

‘Wrong Size Car’ Campaign Boosts Nevada CU’s Sales