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FARMINGVILLE, N.Y. - Teachers Federal Credit Union is becoming a part of the arts scene here. The $1 billion-plus credit union is now a major sponsor of the Staller Center for the Arts at the State University of New York at Stony Brook. With its five theaters and art gallery,...

NEW YORK - Though directly impacted by the terrorist attacks on September 11, Municipal Credit Union has still taken the time to salute those fallen heroes that were lost in the World Trade Center. The $906 million credit union, which serves the firefighters, police officers and other municipal/government employees, has...

NEW YORK -N.Y. Mayor Giuliani made a plea that Oregonians simply could not ignore. While "bright lights, big city" and Oregon are not commonly linked together, this past Columbus Day weekend changed all that when a delegation of more than 950 Oregonians landed in the Big Apple to show their...

NEW YORK - The National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions' Fourth National Faith-Based Credit Union Conference will go on as planned at the Radisson Hotel, Birmingham, Ala, on Nov. 9-11. NFCDCU Executive Director Cliff Rosenthal said the federation recognizes that some people may be reluctant to travel and this...

NEW YORK - In what can be considered a victory for both camps the verdict is finally in regarding the government's antitrust suit against credit card giants VISA U.S.A. and MasterCard International Inc. U.S. District Judge Barbara Jones has ruled that the two credit card companies, which control 75% of...

President George W. Bush spoke Sunday, October 7, at the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial service in Emmitsburg, Maryland. The ceremony was to add 101 names of fallen firefighters across the country from 2000, plus a few from previous years. Bush thanked the firefighters for their service and noted the hundreds...

EUREKA, Calif. - A regional advertising campaign to promote awareness of credit unions throughout northwest California has been launched by seven credit unions in the area. The campaign comes about two years after a failed effort by the California Credit Union League to raise funds for an ambitious $12 million...

WASHINGTON-House Financial Services Chairman Michael G. Oxley (R-Ohio), Vice Chairwoman Marge Roukema (R-N.J.), and Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee Chairwoman Sue Kelly (R-N.Y.) revealed a government loophole that makes identity theft easier, and they want the Social Security Administration (SSA) to do something about it. The most vulnerable identities are those...