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1999 Issues

• Vol 11; No 3; December 1999
  In this issue: Credit Scoring for Small Business Lending | Creating Cultural Windows to Banking Opportunities | Home for Dinner Home Buyers Program | Micropolitan Community Reinvestment Trusts
• Vol 11; No 2; September 1999
  In this issue: The Great Debate - What will become of financial modernization? | IMPACT Seeks Alliance with California's Banking Industry | HUD's Community Builders | Hot Tips: Q&A | The Community Reinvestment Guide to Useful Web Sites
• Vol 11; No 1; Winter/Spring 1999
  In this issue: Evolution of the Revolving Loan Fund Industry | Maximizing Your Microbusiness Opportunity | North American Development Bank Helps Hardest Hit Communities | Financing Special Needs Housing | Technology and Targeted Loan Products
  

1998 Issues

• Vol 10; No 4; Fall 1998
  In this issue: Financing Childcare: Challenges and Opportunities | Mergers and Acquisitions in the Nonprofit World | Community Development Venture Capital | Consortia and the CRA | CDFIs Unmasked | Second Century Scholars Program
• Vol 10; No 3; Summer 1998
  In this issue: Make the Most of Your Experience as a Director | Credit Scoring and the Secondary Market | "Welfare to Work" Does Work | How to Make Investing in Your Communities Really Count | Financial Education in Schools
• Vol 10; No 2; Spring 1998
  In this issue: The Case Against Economic Development for Women | Study Identifies Eight Core Characteristics of Successful Multi-Bank CDCs | Recent Study Supports the Competitive Advantages of America's Inner Cities | CRA Data Collection - Answers to Perplexing Questions
• Vol 10; No 1; Winter 1998
  In this issue: Replicating CRA in South Africa | Individual Development Accounts: What Are They? | Small Business and the Disability Community | Community Development Credit Unions | Energy Efficiency Supports Affordable Home Ownership

Editor: Joy Hoffmann

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