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NEW CASTLE, Del. - To ease the strains many Delaware credit unions say are caused by their collections' operations, the Delaware Credit Union League will host a telephone collections clinic. The clinic will take place March 30 here and the full-day session (8:45 a.m.-4:30 p.m.) will cover the basic fundamentals...

MADISON, Wis. - The World Council of Credit Unions will host its Annual International Reception this year on Feb. 22 at the Embassy of Canada in Washington, D.C. Ronald T. McMorran, counselor, Embassy of Canada will give the welcoming remarks. Other expected speakers at the function are WOCCU Board Chairman...

OLYMPIA, Wash. - Linda Jekel, the Director of the Credit Union Division of the Washington Department of Financial Institutions, admits that the credit union industry she regulates exists in paradox. While on the one hand the beneficiary of what many believe to be one of the strongest and most progressive...

CenCorp Southfield, Michigan Leases 24,000 square feet (occupying the whole first floor and about a fifth of the second floor) Built sometime in `60s Central CU Fund Auburn, Massachusetts Leases 3,861 square feet Occupied since 1995. Constitution State Corporate CU Wallingford, Connecticut. 23,500 square feet Built in 1985, occupied since...

This is my first letter to the editor of what I consider the best credit union publication ever published. Freedom of speech and freedom of the press are two of our most important assets that we own as free men in a wonderful free country. A third most valuable asset...

SAN RAFAEL, Calif. - Fair Isaac Corp. has launched an online service, MyFICO.Com, designed to help consumers instantly compare competing loan rates based on their FICO credit scores, instead of comparing only the premium rates lenders advertise but typically only offer exclusively to people with the highest FICO scores. The...

ROME, N.Y. - Local media reports say that a former credit union branch manager for the $12 million Rome FCU has admitted to embezzling more than $1 million from the credit union over eight years from 1995 to 2003. The reports said that Sharon Ann Smith, 45, confessed to manipulating...

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - So many of the people appearing in the pages of Credit Union Times are known for just one thing - the role they play in the credit union industry. But what happens when they're not conducting credit union business? In Beyond the Job, Credit Union...