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The $635 million Charter Oak Federal Credit Union said it will continue to work with the company that recently bought an insurance owned by one of its CUSOs.
The $86 million Delta County Credit Union, headquartered in Escanaba, Michigan, recently learned how much rewards can boost a credit card program.
NCUA has liquidated the $137 million First American Credit Union of Beloit, Wisconsin.
CUNA CEO Bill Cheney said he is “disappointed” NCUA has chosen to pursue gross negligence and breach of fiduciary duties charges against him in the Western Corporate FCU lawsuit.
An amended NCUA complaint against former officials with Western Corporate FCU added two former WesCorp employees not originally named.
Increasing concentrations of non-agency MBS drove Western Corporate FCU to failure, NCUA said in its amended complaint against former directors and officers yesterday in U.S. District Court.
NCUA used strong words – false, misleading, willful and malicious – to allege a scheme by former Western Corporate FCU officers Robert Siravo and Tom Swedberg to increase their Supplemental Executive Retirement Plan payouts.
The President's Economic and Recovery Advisory Board has drawn letters from both CUNA and NAFCU after its Aug. 31 report mentioned taxing credit unions as a potential way of improving the federal tax system.
The report from President Obama's Economic Recovery Advisory Board that mentioned taxing credit unions has sparked a flare up in the ongoing fight between banks and credit unions in Wisconsin.
For the second time this month, Connecticut credit union representatives have met with Rep. Jim Himes (D-Conn.) to discuss the proposed member business lending cap.
In a changeover with noteworthy symbolism, the $500 million First Citizens’ Federal Credit Union of Fairhaven, Mass. has taken over a vacant bank building in Mattapoisett, a coastal community, opening it as a CU branch.
Los Angeles credit unions, smarting from a negative article in a local business journal hitting on poor performance, stepped up a quiet media campaign this week countering that “not all credit unions are suffering.”
The NCUA Board, serving as conservator plaintiffs in the Western Corporate FCU lawsuit, filed an amended complaint today in U.S. District Court that alleges more serious charges than those originally filed.
Both CUNA and NAFCU sought to downplay a recent suggestion from the President’s Economic Recovery Advisory Board that taxing credit unions might be one way to increase government revenue.
Southeast credit unions, striving to serve and assist victims of the BP Oil Spill, are hoping they have a friend on loan guarantees in the government’s claims czar, Kenneth Feinberg.
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