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Economic Issues - Credit Unions

1. Fellow Weighs in on Credit Cards

   • George Hofheimer
   • Mar 12, 2010 No Comments
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   Filene Fellow Bob Manning is a go to guy for the media on consumer credit issues.

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   categories » Economic Issues - Credit Unions, Filene News, Marketing, Consumer Behavior and Market Research

2. Credit Card Availability, Interest Rates, and Usage in 2005-2009

   • Mark C. Meyer, CEO, Filene Research Institute Luis Dopico, PhD, Macrometrix
   • Oct 13, 2009 No Comments
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   Credit Card Availability, Interest Rates, and Usage in 2005–2009 is the fourth report in a series of Consumer Finance Research briefs authored by Mark Meyer of Filene Research and Luis Dopico of Macormetrix. The briefs based on information derived from the Ohio State University’s Consumer Finance Monthly (CFM) survey. Specifically: we explore:

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   categories » Consumer Finance Monthly Briefs (Ohio State), Economic Issues - Credit Unions, Economic Issues - Policy, Limited Income Households, Marketing, Consumer Behavior and Market Research

3. U.S. Latino Families, Heads of Households, and the Elderly

   • Barbara J. Robles, Center for Community Development and Civil Rights and School of Social Work, College of Public Programs, Arizona State University
   • Oct 13, 2009 No Comments
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   Filene Fellow Barbara Robles has released the third in her series of reports detailing the financial needs of the U.S. Latino population. In U.S. Latino Families, Heads of Household, and the Elderly: Emerging Trends in Financial Services and Asset-Building Behaviors, Robles focuses on a number of key features of the Latino financial experience including:

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   categories » Economic Issues - Credit Unions, Lending, Life Cycle and Evolution of Credit Unions, Limited Income Households, Market Structure and Field of Membership, Marketing, Consumer Behavior and Market Research