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Credit Suisse spends $590,000 lobbying government

Credit Suisse Securities spent half as much lobbying the U.S. government during the second quarter as it did in the first quarter, with the reported amount spent falling to $590,000 from $1.19 million, according to a Congressional lobbying filing.

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Credit union set to be state’s first in decade

By LARRY P. VELLEQUETTE BLADE BUSINESS WRITER A group of Hispanic, community, and business leaders are about to launch a new community credit union in Toledo’s Old South End, the first new credit union in Ohio in nearly a decade. Nueva Esperanza – or New Hope – Community Credit Union will open for business within the next several weeks, its leaders say, and could be in its own building by year’s …

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Household debt falling, Kiwis managing debt better

Household borrowing is falling faster than new investment in housing, suggesting New Zealanders are starting to get on top of rising debt levels for the first time in a decade, according to Treasury analysis released yesterday

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Aspire Federal Credit Union Now Rockin’ Kasasa Tunes

Newark – Aspire Federal Credit Union, one of the first financial institutions in the country to launch Kasasa®, the first and only collection of bank accounts that actually takes an interest in account holders, today introduces the most innovative account on the market, Kasasa Tunes®.

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‘Credit card debts are the most expensive loans’

Credit card debts are the most expensive loans that lead to a vicious circle of financial liabilities, experts warned at the first Financial Open House.

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Credit Report Agencies Liable if They Pass On Bad Watch List Data

In a significant setback for credit reporting agencies, the 3rd Circuit has ruled that consumers have the right to sue if a credit report includes inaccurate information drawn from a government watch list. The opinion marks the first time that a federal appellate court has held that such information is regulated by the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act, and could force Trans Union and other …

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Credit union members assured their money is protected

Members of AEA Federal Credit Union, as well as others around the country, can rest assured their money is safe, said a National Credit Union Administration spokeswoman.

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Credit Libanais posts $36.6 million H1 net profits

BEIRUT: Credit Libanais announced consolidated net profits of $36.6 million in the first half of 2010, up by 28.6 percent from $28.5 million in the first half of 2009. Net interest income stood at $61.3 million in the first half of 2010, up by 18.4 percent from $51.8 million in the first half of 2009, while net fees and commission income increased from $11.3 million

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Tax credit certificate issuance up 39.4% in first semester

THE AMOUNT of tax credit certificates (TCCs) issued by the government rose by 39.4% in the first half, data from the Finance departments One Stop Shop Inter-Agency Tax Credit and Duty Drawback Center (OSS Center) showed.

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Debt fund NAVs fall as new norms set in

On the first day of change in valuation norms for debt schemes, 24% of such funds reported a fall in NAVs as compared to last Friday.

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