More Tools Now At CUjournal.com

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Credit Union Journal has added additional resources, content and tools for subscribers at www.cujournal.com.

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The new features and benefits are part of a redesign of the site that makes it cleaner, brighter and easier to navigate. Credit Union Journal Online continues to feature what is widely recognized as the country's leading source of breaking news each morning on the site. That content can also be delivered right to subscriber's e-mail boxes.

For CU management, among the most useful of features on the redesigned site is the Rate Tracker data from Informa Research Services. By clicking on the tab marked "Rate Data" in the left-hand navigation bar subscribers to the Journal instantly have available the very latest rates, by geographic region and national average, on 18 different indirect auto loans, on 12 different deposit products, on seven different mortgage products, on a dozen home equity products, on six different credit cards (with fees), and fees and service charges on checking products.

In addition, all of the content, including supporting graphics and charts, from the in-depth and topical Special Reports that appear regularly are also available separately by clicking on the Special Report link on the cujournal.com site. Readers will also find the last five issues of the Credit Union Journal displayed on the site, allowing quick access to reporting on issues you might have missed.

A number of the most popular features from cujournal.com remain in place, including the Search Engine that allows subscribers to search all of the content and reporting the Journal has produced since 2000 by keyword. There is no additional cost to subscribers for access to any of the archives. Non-subscribers can also sign-up online and gain immediate access. (c) 2007 The Credit Union Journal and SourceMedia, Inc. All Rights Reserved. http://www.cujournal.com http://www.sourcemedia.com


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