2008
November
"The Economy May Be Slowing, But Payments Are Getting Faster"
September
"2008 Expedited Payments Forecast:
Banks Must Add Expedited Payments Now or Lose
$5 Billion in Fees to Billers"
September
"Online Bill Payment: The Elusive Goal of Cost Recouping"
September 10, 2008
"Banks Push Harder On Credit-Card Debt: As Delinquencies Rise, Creditors' Sticks and Carrots Include More-Aggressive Collections, Offers to Cut or Postpone Payments"
September 2008
"Tools of the Trade: Online Evolution"
August 20, 2008
"At Silver State Schools CU, Expedited Payments is Step to Real-Time Processing"
August
12, 2008
"Crosier Elected EFTA Chairman"
July 29, 2008
"Three More Clients for Online Resources"
July 8, 2008
"Online Resources Signs Up KleinBank"
June 24, 2008
"Why Online Resources Is Linking to DolEx, Other Walk-in Operators"
June 2008
"WWW = New Members; CUs Recruit Online"
May 20, 2008
"Credit Card Bills First to Lapse for Cash-Strapped Consumers"
May 20, 2008
"Online Resources Offers Instant Payment Service"
May 20, 2008
"Online Resources targets last-minute bill payments"
May 19, 2008
"More than Half of Households Having Trouble Paying Bills: Survey"
May 12, 2008
"Online Resources Lands Travis CU"
May12, 2008
"Travis CU Signs with Online Resources"
May 8, 2008
"Bank Spending Seen Steady on Cost-Saving Applications"
May 2008
"Post 200: Top 100 Companies"
March 4, 2008
“Provident CU Converts to Online Resources Internet Platform”
March 3, 2008
“Man vs. Machine: Technology Offers the Ability to Put Human Resources to Better Use”
March 2008
“If The Going Gets Tough, Automate”
Feb. 3, 2008
The Arizona Republic
“Juggling Debt Keeps Us Afloat”
January/February 2008
“Internet Usage Can Help Increase Banks’ Share of Delinquent Payments”
January 29, 2008
“Online Resources to Add Collection Tool”
January 13, 2008
The News Journal (Delaware)
“Which Bills Do I Pay? Credit Card Companies Often First to Go Unpaid”
January 8, 2008
“ARM Industry in for a Wild Ride in 2008”
January 2008
“Hot Trend for 2008? Not Paying Bills.”
Learn more — please contact Beth Halloran by calling 703.653.2248 or by email at bhalloran@orcc.com
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