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Library

Welcome to the CUES Online University Library.  The library consists of staff-written and public domain material useful for staff reference and education. Scroll down to see an alphabetical list of the papers available in this library, or use the chart below to search for your desired paper by target audience.

Target Audiences

Accounting & Finance
Compliance & Regulation
Financial Products
Human Resources
International Finance

Lending: Business
Lending: Consumer Loans
Lending: Real Estate
Management & Supervision
Marketing

 

Lists by Target Audience:

Accounting & Finance:

 

 

Compliance & Regulation

ADA Guide for Small Businesses
U.S. Department of Justice This eleven-page guide provides basic information about the Americans with Disabilities Act and the primary public accommodations that must be met.

Check Fraud: A Guide to Avoiding Losses
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, September 1996. This pamphlet provides information on types of check fraud, ways to prevent fraud, includes considerable training information for tellers and other check handlers, and sources for more information. 

Complying with Credit Practices Rule
Federal Trade Commission, March 1987.  This booklet tells you what the Credit Practices Rule requires, who must comply, and what transactions are covered. It also discusses liability for rule violations and how exemptions are granted.

Consumer Handbook to Credit Protection Laws
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, April 1993. This document describes the major compliance issues related to consumer lending including the cost of credit, applying for credit, disclosure, credit histories, electronic funds transfer, and collection practices.

Consumer Reports: What Insurers Need to Know
Federal Trade Commission, October 1998. This short document explains the proper use of consumer reports, (i.e., credit reports) by insurance companies in the sale of insurance policies.  This paper explains how to stay in compliance with the FCRA.

Credit Reports: What Information Providers Need to Know
Federal Trade Commission, March 1999. This short paper describes the Fair Credit Reporting Act and the amendments that become effective September 30, 1997 relating to the privacy of credit report information and the guarantee of that information by credit reporting agencies. 

Examination Modules: Risk Focused Supervision
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System, June 1997. This document provides a summary of important sections of the Examination Modules: Risk Focused Supervision by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System published in June 1997.

Fair Credit Reporting
Federal Trade Commission This very short booklet discusses consumer credit reporting agencies and the Fair Credit Reporting Act and the provisions related to credit reporting.

Fair Debt Collection
Federal Trade Commission, March 1999. This very short booklet describes the basic provisions of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act as they relate to consumer debt collection.

Model Employee Handbook
Wisconsin Women's Business Initiative Corporation and Online Women's Business Center (OWBC) in partnership with the US Small Business Administration (SBA). This 32-page document  is public domain material designed to assist businesses in providing sound employee policies and procedures.

Money Laundering: A Banker's Guide to Avoiding Problems
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency This guide explains the background and types of money laundering, discusses what financial institutions can do to identify when it might be occurring, and describes what depositories can do about it. 

Mortgage Servicing: Facts for Consumers
Federal Trade Commission This short booklet describes the mortgage servicing process and the increased tendency of mortgage servicers to sell mortgage servicing contracts to others.

Using Consumer Reports: What Employers Need to Know
Federal Trade Commission, March 1999.  The paper discusses Sections 604, 606, and 615 of the Fair Credit Reporting Act which spell out your responsibilities when using consumer reports for employment purposes.

Financial Products

About . . . Annuities
MetLife Consumer Education Center This seven-page booklet  provides useful information about difference types of annuities, who might buy them, and their role in retirement planning.

About . . . Making a Will
MetLife Consumer Education Center This short pamphlet explains the importance of the will in the estate planning process.

Choosing and Using Credit Cards
Federal Trade Commission, March 1999. The topics covered are different types of cards, primary glossary terms, costs, and cardholder protections are discussed. 

Consumer Reports: What Insurers Need to Know
Federal Trade Commission, October 1998. This short document explains the proper use of consumer reports, (i.e., credit reports) by insurance companies in the sale of insurance policies.  This paper explains how to stay in compliance with the FCRA.

Invest Wisely, An Introduction to Mutual Funds
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission This booklet explains the basic features of U.S. mutual funds, how they work, how they are compared, and why they are popular.

Making Sense of Savings
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System  This booklet describes the different types of deposit products, account features, information offered to consumers by depositors when offering these accounts, and the role of Federal deposit insurance.

Reverse Mortgages
Federal Trade Commission, October 1993. This short booklet describes the different types of reverse mortgages, how they can be used for retirement purposes, and responsibilities of the borrower and lender.

VA Home Loans: A Quick Guide for Homebuyers & Real Estate Professionals
This booklet explains what a VA loan is, how to obtain the VA loan, who is eligible, and the costs of obtaining the loan.

Human Resources

Employee Training Assessment Questionnaire
Digital University,  April 1999. This 10-page Microsoft ™ Word document can be used by training professionals to canvas a firm's employees to determine their training needs.  

Management Training Assessment Questionnaire
Digital University,  April 1999. This 8-page Microsoft ™ Word document can be used by training professionals to canvas a firm's managerial and supervisory personnel  to determine their training needs. 

Model Employee Handbook
Wisconsin Women's Business Initiative Corporation and Online Women's Business Center (OWBC) in partnership with the US Small Business Administration (SBA). This 32- page document is public domain material designed to assist businesses in providing sound employee policies and procedures.

Trainer Assessment Questionnaire
Digital University,  April 1999. This 22-page Microsoft ™ Word document can be used by training professionals to provide a self-assessment of his or her training needs. 


International Finance



Lending: Business

Examination Modules: Risk Focused Supervision
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System, June 1997. This document provides a summary of important sections of the Examination Modules: Risk Focused Supervision by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System published in June 1997.

 

Lending: Consumer Loans

Complying with Credit Practices Rule
Federal Trade Commission, March 1987.  This booklet tells you what the Credit Practices Rule requires, who must comply, and what transactions are covered. It also discusses liability for rule violations and how exemptions are granted.

Consumer Handbook to Credit Protection Laws
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, April 1993. This document describes the major compliance issues related to consumer lending including the cost of credit, applying for credit, disclosure, credit histories, electronic funds transfer, and collection practices.

Credit Reports: What Information Providers Need to Know
Federal Trade Commission, March 1999. This short paper describes the Fair Credit Reporting Act and the amendments that become effective September 30, 1997 relating to the privacy of credit report information and the guarantee of that information by credit reporting agencies. 

Examination Modules: Risk Focused Supervision
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System, June 1997. This document provides a summary of important sections of the Examination Modules: Risk Focused Supervision by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System published in June 1997.

Fair Credit Reporting
Federal Trade Commission This very short booklet discusses consumer credit reporting agencies and the Fair Credit Reporting Act and the provisions related to credit reporting.

Fair Debt Collection
Federal Trade Commission, March 1999. This very short booklet describes the basic provisions of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act as they relate to consumer debt collection.

Using Consumer Reports: What Employers Need to Know
Federal Trade Commission, March 1999.  The paper discusses Sections 604, 606, and 615 of the Fair Credit Reporting Act which spell out your responsibilities when using consumer reports for employment purposes.

Lending: Real Estate

Complying with Credit Practices Rule
Federal Trade Commission, March 1987.  This booklet tells you what the Credit Practices Rule requires, who must comply, and what transactions are covered. It also discusses liability for rule violations and how exemptions are granted.

Consumer Handbook to Credit Protection Laws
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, April 1993. This document describes the major compliance issues related to consumer lending including the cost of credit, applying for credit, disclosure, credit histories, electronic funds transfer, and collection practices.

Credit Reports: What Information Providers Need to Know
Federal Trade Commission, March 1999. This short paper describes the Fair Credit Reporting Act and the amendments that become effective September 30, 1997 relating to the privacy of credit report information and the guarantee of that information by credit reporting agencies. 

Examination Modules: Risk Focused Supervision
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System, June 1997. This document provides a summary of important sections of the Examination Modules: Risk Focused Supervision by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System published in June 1997.

Fair Credit Reporting
Federal Trade Commission This very short booklet discusses consumer credit reporting agencies and the Fair Credit Reporting Act and the provisions related to credit reporting.

Fair Debt Collection
Federal Trade Commission, March 1999. This very short booklet describes the basic provisions of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act as they relate to consumer debt collection.

Mortgage Servicing: Facts for Consumers
Federal Trade Commission This short booklet describes the mortgage servicing process and the increased tendency of mortgage servicers to sell mortgage servicing contracts to others. 

Using Consumer Reports: What Employers Need to Know
Federal Trade Commission, March 1999.  The paper discusses Sections 604, 606, and 615 of the Fair Credit Reporting Act which spell out your responsibilities when using consumer reports for employment purposes.

VA Home Loans: A Quick Guide for Homebuyers & Real Estate Professionals
This booklet explains what a VA loan is, how to obtain the VA loan, who is eligible, and the costs of obtaining the loan.

Management & Supervision

E1.1 Electronic Money & Banking: The Role of Government
United States Department of the Treasury, September 1996. This extensive paper offers a brief description of electronic money developments, issues concerning consumers (including privacy concerns), law enforcement, issuers of electronic money, and international cooperation.

Model Employee Handbook
Wisconsin Women's Business Initiative Corporation and Online Women's Business Center (OWBC) in partnership with the US Small Business Administration (SBA). This 32-page document is public domain material designed to assist businesses in providing sound employee policies and procedures.

Using Consumer Reports: What Employers Need to Know
Federal Trade Commission, March 1999.  The paper discusses Sections 604, 606, and 615 of the Fair Credit Reporting Act which spell out your responsibilities when using consumer reports for employment purposes.

 

Marketing

Advertising and Marketing on the Internet: The Rules of the Road
Federal Trade Commission (FTC), April 1998.  This paper focuses on advertising and marketing rules and guidelines that protect businesses and consumers.

About . . . Making a Will
MetLife Consumer Education Center This short pamphlet explains the importance of the will in the estate planning process.

A Business Checklist for Direct Marketers
(Only portions related to financial institutions are included) Federal Trade Commission; Produced in cooperation with the Direct Marketing Association, October 1995. It gives overview of rules or statutes that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) enforces.



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