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ST. LOUIS - Missouri Corporate CU has declared a bonus dividend of $126,000 to be paid to its member credit unions at the end of fiscal year 2001. The corporate said while it had been accruing money all year with plans of declaring a bonus dividend, it unexpectedly received a...

End-users: 2.2 million Clients: 1,385 CU clients: 600+ CU clients with over $1 billion in assets: Star One CU, ESL FCU, Lockheed FCU, Atlanta Postal CU, Portland Teachers CU, Teachers CU, Community CU. SOURCE: Digital Insight

HARTFORD, Conn. - Count Connecticut among the states with rewritten credit union acts working their way through the state legislature. Commissioner John Burke, Connecticut Department of Banking met January 22 with the chairman of the General Assembly Banking Committee on the commissioner's proposed "Act Concerning Credit Union Modernization." Gov. John...

ALEXANDRIA, Va.-While NCUA Chairman Dennis Dollar made it clear that he had the authority to act on agenda items at the January Board meeting, he explained that he felt it inappropriate to cast any votes as the lone board member. The Bush administration has yet to make recess appointments for...

FEDERAL WAY, Wash. - The Washington Credit Union League scheduled a hearing during its government affairs conference, on a proposed field-of-membership regulation change that would allow well-run CUs to expand their field-of-membership by a board vote instead of requiring them to receive approval from the state regulator. Parker Cann, director...

End-users: 4 million Clients: 56 CU clients: 21 CU clients with over $1 billion in assets: Desert Schools CU, Ent FCU, The Golden 1 CU, HP Employees CU, Mission FCU, United Airlines CU, Suncoast Schools FCU. SOURCE: Corillian

MISSOULA, Mont. - In response to a Jan. 7 UPI Newswire report that The Bank Exchange, LLC was operating unlicensed credit unions in the U.S., the company's president, Dale Erickson, said the statement is not true. Erickson recently spoke to Credit Union Times to clarify that the six credit unions...

The UPnP problem was discovered by a young California computer whiz, a 21-year-old reformed hacker whose company, eEye Digital Security (www.eeye.com), held off announcing it until Microsoft could prepare a fix. It's that kind of cooperation that makes the whole thing work, Butler points out. "Servers are exposed to the...