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Latest Breach Toll May Be in the Millions

Peter Westerman | January 27, 2009

PRINCETON, N.J. -- Despite increased policies and procedures to safeguard credit and debit card data, there has been another major breach of card data security.

Service CU Goes Live With Remote Signature Capture

Peter Westerman | January 27, 2009

PORTSMOUTH, N.H. -- Service Credit Union is now offering remote signature capture to its particularly far-flung membership.

Alaska USA Title Agency Helps Shield Against Lower 48's Housing Crash

Peter Westerman | January 27, 2009

ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- When construction of the $8 billion Trans-Alaska Pipeline System was completed in 1977, it sent Alaska's economy into a slump that reverberated across the state.

CU Officials Catch a Glimpse of History

Peter Westerman | January 27, 2009

WASHINGTON -- A credit union volunteer played a key role orchestrating the military's involvement while the political director of a trade association waited in line for four hours in subfreezing temperatures.

Meriwest Adds Mobile

Peter Westerman | January 27, 2009

SAN JOSE, Calif. - Meriwest Credit Union has joined the list of credit unions offering mobile banking.

Beehive Flits Away From Bank Charter

Peter Westerman | January 27, 2009

SALT LAKE CITY -- It turns out that a bank charter is not in the future of the $190 million Beehive Credit Union after all.

Modular Is the New Green

Peter Westerman | January 27, 2009

ST. LOUIS -- Thinking about building green? Design/build firm NewGround suggested that credit unions start going modular rather than traditional.

SEC Finds Another Ponzi Scheme

Peter Westerman | January 27, 2009

WASHINGTON -- Instead of 20% returns guaranteed to come every 30 days, investors lost at least $25 million in yet another Ponzi scheme.

NCUF Grant Going to Help Launch Latino CU in Ohio

Peter Westerman | January 27, 2009

WASHINGTON -- The National Credit Union Foundation's 12 Innovation Grant for 2009 will go to help charter the first Latino credit union in Ohio.

MITFCU Replaces Citibank as Lender for Top Business School

Peter Westerman | January 27, 2009

WASHINGTON -- MIT Federal Credit Union has replaced one of the largest banks as a lender for private student loans at the MIT Sloan School of Management.

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Latest Breach Toll May Be in the Millions

Service CU Goes Live With Remote Signature Capture

Alaska USA Title Agency Helps Shield Against Lower 48's Housing Crash

CU Officials Catch a Glimpse of History

Meriwest Adds Mobile

Beehive Flits Away From Bank Charter

Modular Is the New Green

SEC Finds Another Ponzi Scheme

NCUF Grant Going to Help Launch Latino CU in Ohio

MITFCU Replaces Citibank as Lender for Top Business School

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