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United Federal Credit Union Checking Account
15 hours ago ago from Online Banks
The United Federal Credit Union Checking Account will be offering an APY of 3.65% beginning on January 1, 2010. This is from a financial establishment that was founded in 1949 as a credit union for the workers of the Whirlpool Corporation. Since this early time, the membership eligibility has expanded to include over 800 corporate members covering many different states. The current membership is over 100,000 with assets of over $1.2 billion. ...
Related contentNYT: Banks put squeeze on credit card customers
13 hours ago ago from American 1 Federal Credit Union's Blog
Ahead of the new Credit CARD Act , the New York Times reports sobering news on bank credit card practices: About 50 percent of the banks responding to the Fed’s survey said they were increasing interest rates and reducing credit lines on borrowers with good credit scores. About 40 percent said they were imposing higher fees. The banks also said they were demanding higher minimum credit scores and tightening other requirements. A study ...
Related contentMichigan credit unions show growth of both members and loans during 2009 – AnnArbor.com
16 hours ago ago from Lenders Talk
Michigan credit unions show growth of both members and loans during 2009 AnnArbor.com That has not been a problem for Michigan credit unions, which this year have lent $2.33 billion in new auto loans and $3.9 billion in used auto loans . ...
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14 hours ago ago from Earn Higher Interest Rates
Credit Unions Better Than Banks for You? CBS News And a new report shows that interest rates on bank issued credit cards are about 20 percent higher than their credit union issued counterparts! and more Share and Enjoy: No related posts.
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14 hours ago ago from The Market Ticker
This is a problem.... The Federal Reserve Board on Wednesday announced the issuance of a consent Order to Cease and Desist against Credit Suisse AG, Zurich, Switzerland. The Order requires that Credit Suisse improve its program for compliance with U.S. economic sanctions requirements on a global basis. The Swiss Financial Markets Supervisory Authority, the home country supervisor of Credit Suisse, has agreed to assist the Federal ...
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