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WCULWashington Credit Union League
WCULWisconsin Credit Union League
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In announcing first quarter stats, the Washington Credit Union League said statewide membership increased by 40,000 compared to 20,000 for the same period a year ago.
State leagues are quick to herald new member gains, loan growth by Rubenstein, Jim / Credit Union Times
His contributions to the credit union movement range from leadership roles as President of CUREN (Southern California) and ACUMA Director to Advisor to the Washington Credit Union League, CUNA Sub-prime Lending Task Force, and CMG advisory council.
California Credit Union Welcomes New Vice President of Real Estate ... by Business Wire
Officials of the National Credit Union Foundation and the Washington Credit Union League, major backers of the telecast, expressed delight at the honor, which they said recognized "the innovative contribution to financial literacy education" by CUs.
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