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PALO ALTO, Calif. - What he thought he had read was not what it said, and now Stanford Federal Credit Union members can buy and sell cars all within the cozy confines of their friendly neighborhood CU. He is Sam Tuohey, chief technology officer at Stanford FCU, who got the...

Co-op Services Credit Union, Livonia, Mich., has awarded five college scholarships to outstanding high school seniors. Since 1995 Co-op Services CU has donated a total of $56,000 in scholarships. This year's recipients include Matthew Nielsen, $4,000 renewable; Danielle Clinton, $1,000; Lindsay Sgriccia,$1,000; Robyn Kuula, $500; and Courtney Busch, $500. Bell-Tel...

SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Members at two San Antonio credit union branches are getting a taste of high technology which may soon be making its way into everyday American life, from automated teller machines to airport security devices to driver's licenses and state-issued identification cards. Both the San Antonio City...

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. - Everyday is a busy one for Aberdeen Proving Ground Federal Credit Union Security and Fraud Investigation Officer Dean L. Jager. "And I am enjoying every minute of it," said Jager. "I spent 11 years as a police officer investigating white collar crime and over the...

WASHINGTON-In comment letters to the Treasury Department, CUNA and NAFCU urged Congress to add a provision to the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) of 1999 to pre-empt state privacy laws and wrote that current privacy laws are adequate. Treasury is currently conducting a study of the information sharing practices under GLBA as...

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. - The bi-lateral 10-year non-compete agreement signed by US Central and CNBS four years ago when CNBS spun off from US Central was terminated effective May 7. Prior to January 1998, CNBS provided brokerage and investment advisory services to both corporate and natural person credit unions. When...

MADISON, Wis. - The Filene Research Institute would be open to studying the impact credit unions which add underserved areas to their fields of membership have on those underserved areas, according to Bob Hoel, Executive Director of the Institute. Credit unions added 16.1 million potential new members in those areas...

WASHINGTON-The Treasury Department announced May 1 the First Accounts grant awardees for 2002 totaling $8.35 million for 15 different projects to help the `unbanked.' Five credit union organizations made the list. In conjunction with the announcement, Senate Banking Committee Chairman Paul Sarbanes (D-Md.) held a hearing May 2 to discuss...