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Audio conference addresses CU business lending

CUNA will host an audio conference March 25 on credit union business lending, with updates about the Small Business Administration's programs.... More

NCUA approves first new CU of 2010

The National Credit Union Administration on Tuesday approved the charter of Battle Creek, Mich.-based Inspire Community Development FCU, the first federal credit union to be chartered in 2010. ... More

TJX-hacking co-conspirator sentenced to 46 months

A former Barclays information technology programmer was sentenced to 46 months in prison by a Boston court for his role in several data thefts, including a breach in January 2007 at U.S. retailer TJX.... More

Low-income credit unions encouraged to apply for CDCI capital

The deadline to apply for the Community Development Capital Initiative (CDCI) is three weeks away. ... More

CUNA to keep up drive as jobs packages develop

The U.S. Senate yesterday passed a $17.6 billion jobs package, a bill that tackles tax provisions and which is expected to be one in a series of measures to create employment opportunities.... More

Public favor shines on CUs, says Philly Trib

There has been a resurgence of people moving to credit unions over the past five years, the Philadelphia Tribune said Monday. ... More

CUs lend, bankers don't, says Texas league ad in D.C.'s Roll Call

The Texas Credit Union League took the fight for increased credit union member business lending to the pages of Washington-based Roll Call on Wednesday, encouraging lawmakers to back H.R. 3380 and S. 2919.... More

CUNA advises on 10 places not to use a debit card

There are 10 situations where consumers should keep their debit card in their wallet, according to CreditCards.com. Susan Tiffany, CUNA's director of consumer periodicals, provides some of the advice.... More

House, Senate to work out flood insurance, SBA extensions

The House on Wednesday approved H.R. 4851, the Continuing Extension Act of 2010, which would extend authorization for the National Flood Insurance Program and federal unemployment insurance and continue federal subsidies to COBRA health insurance recipients through April 30, via voice vote.... More

Egan: Mortgage apps won't rise til unemployment addressed

The slide in U.S. home loans last week despite low mortgage rates suggests it will take some time before housing industry recovers. Dan Egan, president of three credit union leagues, agrees, reports Reuters (March 17). ... More