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ACUMA
(redirected from American Credit Union Mortgage Association)

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ACUMAAmerican Credit Union Mortgage Association (trade organization)
ACUMAAustralian Campus Union Managers' Association
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The American Credit Union Mortgage Association has begun to lobby Congress and the administration in support of extending the $8,000 homebuyer tax credit.
ACUMA lobbies Congress and administration for tax credit extension by Credit Union Times
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] "We don't relate well to young people," says Dorsa, a long-time credit union veteran and president of the 282-member American Credit Union Mortgage Association (ACUMA), Las Vegas.
Got mortgage? Credit unions are working together to boost first-time ... by Bartlett, Neil / Mortgage Banking
He is the chair of the Legislative and Regulatory Compliance Committee for the American Credit Union Mortgage Association (ACUMA), and a member of national advisory panels for CUNA, CMG Mortgage Insurance, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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