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INDIANAPOLIS - Credit union data processor re:Member Data (www.remember.com) here is celebrating its 20th anniversary with the unveiling of a new company logo. The processor has also just released new software features for its ASP and in-house cuStar software. According to re:Member Data, the new logo shown here better represents...

WASHINGTON - On its face a "phantom" stock plan doesn't sound like something that would have much of a chance in the non-profit credit union industry, but as competition for CU execs becomes more fierce it and other like plans may become a compensation option considered by more credit unions....

ARLINGTON, FARMERS BRANCH, VICTORIA, Texas - Credit unions without formal technology plans probably don't have much longer to drag their heels. NCUA has intensified its scrutiny of policies and security measures, and not having a technology plan may negatively affect a credit union's rating. But some credit unions may be...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Consumer privacy legislation, one of the most heavily lobbied bills this year in California Legislature, has been killed for this session. By a vote of 32-26 with 22 Assembly members not voting, SB 773 was killed in the waning hours of the legislative session late on Sept....

SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Clarke-American is asking credit unions to show their support for the victims of terrorists' Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon by purchasing the company's specially designed "Pride in America" check. Clarke-American will donate $1 for every check order and 50-cents from...

WASHINGTON - If experience is the best teacher, then Chuck Zuver has a doctorate degree in "political animal" philosophy needed to navigate the ins and outs of credit union concerns in the capitol city. Zuver, who currently works as a consultant on legislative and regulatory issues primarily for the National...

SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Security Service Federal Credit Union has been honored by the Professional Teleservice management Association as the winner of its 2001 Call Center of the Year award. The over $2 billion credit union was singled out for its commitment to employees, members quality service and community involvement....

WASHINGTON-Still in shock over the commercial jetliner crashes that eventually toppled the World Trade Center and careened into the west side of the Pentagon building on September 11, at press time the credit union trade associations, leagues, and NCUA scurried about to gather information and offer assistance to those inside...