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CU Exec Attends CFPB Meeting

By Peter Westerman

Robert Allen, CEO of the 218,000-member, $4 billion Teachers Federal Credit Union, joined executives from Citibank, Bank of America and other banks to tell the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau how his CU and CUs in general handle checking accounts and overdraft protections.

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February 26, 2012

Wis. Bill Would Allow Increased Donations

Credit unions in Wisconsin may soon be able to double their financial support for charitable and community organizations.

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February 26, 2012

Vox Populi: Should Credit Union Release Their CAMEL Codes?

First, Bauer Financial already risk rates credit unions for free. Any member can check it out.Second, slippery slope. Once people start releasing this information, those that don't will be suspect of hiding something.

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February 26, 2012

Randolph-Brooks Passes Out Millions in Debit Rewards

Running counter to the trend that finds debit card and debit rewards programs at major banks under significant pressure, the 375,000-member Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union passed back $6.6 million to its members who used its debit card in 2011.

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February 26, 2012

UT FCU Hikes for Fin Lit

Football season may have wrapped up, but for the second year UT Federal Credit Union has partnered with Visa and the NFL to help University of Tennessee Upward Bound students score a touchdown for their financial future.

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February 23, 2012

McDonald Announces Launch of CU Business Development Academy

Sean McDonald announced the launch of the Credit Union Business Development Academy.

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February 23, 2012

Ralofsky Named CEO at CitizensFirst

The CitizensFirst Credit Union board of directors has named Kevin J. Ralofsky as the organizations new chief executive officer.

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February 23, 2012

Redwood Goes Red

Employees of the $1.9 billion Redwood Credit Union showed their commitment to heart health by wearing red on the American Heart Associations National Wear Red Day.

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