Safeguarding the Recovery
ICBA has a robust legislative agenda in 2012. Advancing the Communities First Act's many tax- and regulatory-relief provisions and halting the credit union industry's business-lending legislation are full-time initiatives, but certainly not the association's only priorities. ICBA is a...
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