Cathi Watkins: Credit assistance appreciated
We want to thank the Southeast Regional Credit Union Management School volunteers for "ditchin' ropes to help folks." Credit union professionals come to Athens every June for courses offered at the Georgia Center for Continuing Education, with instructors from the University of Georgia's Terry College of Business.
NCUA Vice Chairman Visits The Largest Ethnic Credit Union
As many banks struggle to pass the stress tests and stay afloat despite being granted federal lifelines, the credit union movement weathers the storm with flying colors. The continuing financial soundness of credit unions is of utmost importance to the nation's credit union governing body, whose representative recently took a first hand look at how one of its local credit unions has thrived by never forgetting its roots.
John M. Floyd & Associates Announces Industry Partnerships for Overdraft Privilege
MDDCCUA and Credit Union Resources renew agreements; Mid-America Credit Union Association signs new agreement
QED Connect Announces Asset Management Application
QED Connect, Inc. (OTC: QEDN), an innovative software-as-a-service (SaaS) provider for the information security market, today announced that the company will introduce a SaaS based Asset Management application which will enable centralized management of hardware and software whether users are on or off network. It is aimed at Managed Service Providers (MSP), Internet Service Providers (ISP) and Telco partners. This application will be available as a stand alone or add-in to QED's Omni Manager suite of SaaS products.
Index Shows Credit Unions in Georgia Continuing to Lend While Rates Bring Cost Savings to Members
Georgia's credit unions have continued to lend in the current financial climate, according to a newly released report from Georgia Credit Union Affiliates (GCUA) that shows credit unions in the state issued more loans in 2008 than in 2007. The Georgia Credit Union Benefits Index also reports that credit unions offered members lower interest rates and fees, as well as higher savings dividend benefits, bringing members total cost savings of more than $150 million in 2008 compared to banking institutions.
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