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NEW YORK - Even though Municipal Credit Union considers the story over and its general counsel no longer gives interviews on it, the ATM world still buzzes about the 4,000 Municipal members, out of 300,000, who significantly overdrew their credit union accounts in the wake of the September 11 attacks....

NYC's Municipal Credit Union members' post-9/11 ATM withdrawal behavior, which put the credit union about $15 million in the hole, is making headlines across the country. Almost a year after the area around the nearly $1 billion credit union's office was turned into a war zone by terrorists, disclosures by...

NEW YORK - Even though it led to a potential $15 million loss, Municipal Credit Union has no regrets for allowing its members access to cash through its ATMs in the wake of the September 11 attack even though it was unable to verify how much money was in their...

Irwin Mortgage, has named Robin Owens mortgage loan officer for Flint Municipal Credit Union. Premier Systems, Inc., an online processing and technology solutions provider, has named the following new additions to its staff: Steve Elfvin, web developer; Megan Daugherty, project consultant; Kelly Davis, client response representative; and Angela Stochl, sales...

ORONO, Maine and SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine - University Credit Union and Greater Portland Municipal Credit Union are the latest to sell their credit card portfolios totaling $7.5 million to Atlanta-based InfiCorp Holdings, Inc., a subsidiary of First National of Nebraska. Under the agreement, InfiCorp will market credit card products to...

ALEXANDRIA, Va.-NCUA Chairman Dennis Dollar traveled to New York City Tuesday, November 6 to meet with New York state credit union regulators, leaders of two New York City credit unions impacted by the September 11 events, and visit the site of the former World Trade Center. "These credit unions have...

NEW YORK - Though directly impacted by the terrorist attacks on September 11, Municipal Credit Union has still taken the time to salute those fallen heroes that were lost in the World Trade Center. The $906 million credit union, which serves the firefighters, police officers and other municipal/government employees, has...

MALVERN, Pa. - Credit union data processor AFTECH had to work hand-in-hand with New York City's Municipal Credit Union and another CU to get the systems in Municipal CU headquarters, damaged in the terrorist attacks, back in operating condition. The credit union, just a few blocks from the World Trade...