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Corillian pulling out all the stops with Digital Insight customers

Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

BEAVERTON, Ore. - Remember those little View Masters as a kid where you could view a series of colorful slides? If you're not sure and you're a Digital Insight client, you're about to get your memory jogged. Corillian is continuing to aggressively market to Digital Insight credit union clients. In...

Pending legislation may open payday lending door for Indiana CUs

Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

INDIANAPOLIS - Legislation on its way to the governor of Indiana may open up payday lending to credit unions in the state. H.B. 1075, which passed the Indiana legislature March 5, sets a maximum payday loan fee of $35 and a minimum loan term of 14 days. That figures out...

CEO only half bothered

Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

In response to publisher Mike Welch's column on some things that bother him (CU Times, Jan. 30), I agree that there is a lot to be bothered about. But, I feel much better after reading his views. I found myself shaking my head in agreement with nearly every issue raised...

H&R Block acquires interest in MyBenefitSource

Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - H&R Block Inc., the parent company of RSM McGladrey Inc., a leading accounting, tax and consulting firm for mid-sized companies in the U.S., acquired approximately 44% of the outstanding common shares of MyBenefitSource Inc., an Atlanta-based firm that provides payroll, benefit, enrollment and administrative services. Last...

Layoffs at credit union data processor CCCorp

Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

SALT LAKE CITY - Credit union data processor Computer Consultants Corp. recently laid off 18 employees. CCCorp President/CEO Hugh Butler said the credit union IT/DP business paradigm has changed and CCCorp has to adjust to the times. He said the company looks at the market periodically and completes any necessary...

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Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

Nassau Educators Federal Credit Union, Valley Stream, N.Y., has raised $10,400 for the New York Police and Fire Widows' and Children's Benefit Fund. Funds were raised through an auto loan promotion, which donated $25 to World Trade Center disaster relief for each new car loan. The New York Police and...

More Americans working at home

Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

WASHINGTON - More Americans are working at home, and it's not just those who telecommute or are self-employed. U.S. Department of Labor 2001 Current Population Survey (CPS) data show: Half of those who usually worked at home were wage and salary workers who took work home from their job...

Access Across America should open doors for CUs to serve the underserved; action already seen with HUD

Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

WASHINGTON - On March 11 Anthony Lacreta, Director of NCUA's Office of Credit Union Development, may make history when he represents the agency at a workshop sponsored by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) aimed at coordinating federal help to low-income communities spread along the U.S.-Mexico border. LaCreta...

CU mortgage delinquencies expected to rise despite alleged end of recession

Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

WASHINGTON - If the experts are to be believed, the recession is over. Still data released from a survey by the Mortgage Bankers Association of America indicate the bad news isn't over yet for mortgage delinquencies and foreclosures in the U.S. Nationwide, the survey found the delinquency rate for loans...

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Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

Wescom Credit Union, Pasadena, Calif. has named Keith Pipes president of its investment services subsidiary Wescom Financial Services; Candace Epperson, manager of the Torrance branch; Kathy Marcelleta, manager of the in-store Glendora branch; Frank Sanchez, manager of real estate origination; Kathy Warner, manager of card services and Tom Orman vice...

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Corillian pulling out all the stops with Digital Insight customers

Pending legislation may open payday lending door for Indiana CUs

CEO only half bothered

H&R Block acquires interest in MyBenefitSource

Layoffs at credit union data processor CCCorp

DONATIONS

More Americans working at home

Access Across America should open doors for CUs to serve the underserved; action already seen with HUD

CU mortgage delinquencies expected to rise despite alleged end of recession

WEST

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