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What Issues Will You Stress When You Hike the Hill?
GAC attendees to advise Congressional reps about key CU issues during meetings this week.
February 23, 2014
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Lisa Graham
President/CEO, Gulf Cost Community FCU
Gulfport, Miss.
Compliance. We’re an $80 million asset credit union, and we’re quite profitable, so we don’t struggle much with keeping up with the cost. But that's a problem for many credit unions. Regulatory compliance is hamstringing the way we do business, and it could kill the industry. We want to emphasize this to our representatives when we meet this week.
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