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HOUSTON - It's official, the PULSE EFT Association and TYME Corporation merger is now complete. The merger received an affirmative vote of more than 95% of TYME's outstanding shares and all TYME participants signed PULSE membership agreements. This merger is PULSE's second expansion in the past year. TYME President Jim...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Southeast Corporate has announced the speaker lineup for its 2002 Annual Meeting, Economic Forum, and ALM Workshop, March 25-27 in Orlando, FL. The corporate said the three-day event will focus on introducing new concepts and techniques to credit union presidents/CEOs, managers and volunteers. The speaker lineup is...

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. - Arrowhead Financial Group (AFG) has acquired four area financial planning firms as part of a move it says will make it the Inland Empire's first one-stop shop for business and personal financial services. "The Arrowhead group of businesses is now the only financial institution in the...

CLEARWATER, Fla. - Although it is still a little early, the first Winter Olympic Game winner has been announced. Card Services for Credit Unions and VISA have named Madison, Wisconsin-based University of Wisconsin Credit Union the winner of a trip for two to the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt...

TOPEKA, Kan. - Two Topeka credit unions, the $35-million Kansas Credit Union and the $58-million Super Chief Credit Union, are merging under a new "partnership. The combined CU will be known as Kansas Super Chief Credit Union, said the new president and CEO, Glen Scott, who holds the same title...

VIENNA, Va. - Navy Federal Credit Union has upped the ante when it comes to verifying its members identity. Members simply swipe their ATM or check cards and enter their personal identification numbers directly at the teller window. "This has been an extremely smooth implementation process," said Navy FCU Vice...

ARLINGTON, Va - NAFCU has agreed with a NACHA proposal that would impose higher penalties on credit unions and other financial institutions that break the rules governing Automated Clearing House (ACH) transactions. In a February 1 letter NAFCU expressed support for a NACHA proposal that an alleged violating institution get...

SANTA FE, N.M. - State legislators, staff and visitors here are enjoying a surcharge-free ATM courtesy of 56 credit unions. Requested by employees, the CU Anytime machine is the first ATM in the capitol building since 1996. "The employees contacted their local credit union-State Employees Credit Union of Santa Fe-asking...