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WASHINGTON-Though credit unions, as well as the rest of America, try to bolster some semblance of business as usual, there are obvious voids. In addition to the missing twin towers in the New York skyline, credit union landmarks, like CUNA's Annual Symposium and NAFCU's Congressional Caucus, have also been decimated....

BOISE, Idaho -Database Management Services (www.homecu.com), an Internet banking solutions provider for credit unions, has made its HomeCU Internet banking solution available in an online, real-time version. The new solution, HomeCU Live, is in the final phases of testing at five separate credit unions throughout the country. According to DMS,...

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - Five months after the Missouri Bankers Association and Century Bank of the Ozarks failed in their first attempt to appeal the Division of Credit Unions director's decision to approve a field-of-membership expansion request from Springfield Telephone Employees Credit Union, the MBA and Springfield-area bank have filed...

NEW YORK-According to reports in the American Banker, Neil Levin, a former New York banking superintendent, was still missing Friday following the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center and presumed dead. Levin, 46, was serving as the executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey...

SYDNEY, Australia - If the problem is a peanut, don't use a sledgehammer. That's the message that the Credit Union Service Corporation of Australia, Ltd. (CUSCAL) is trying to deliver to the Federal Members of Parliament. The legislative group has proposed a new licensing and disclosure regime for financial services...

HAMPTON, Va. - Langley Federal Service Corp. is throwing its hat in the tax service arena by purchasing Drumeller & Associates, Inc. Providing tax services since 1985, Drumeller & Associates will continue to operate under the same name, as a division of LFSC. LFSC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Langley...

BELLEVUE, Wash. - In light of September 11's tragedy, Coinstar and the American Red Cross are asking consumers to share their spare change. According to Coinstar, if just half of the Americans living within two miles of the green coin counting machines donated a handful of pocket change, more than...

WASHINGTON-President George W. Bush has nominated Iowa State Senator JoAnn Johnson (R) to serve in his administration on the NCUA Board. Johnson will replace current holdover NCUA Board Member Yolanda Wheat, whose term expired in August. At the same time, Bush also announced Dennis Dollar as the permanent chairman to...