al-Qassam Cyber Fighters Strike Again
al-Qassam Cyber Fighters promised they would begin their denial of service attacks again this spring. True to their word, they've already hit one big bank this week.The "al-Qassam Cyber Fighters Strike...
View ArticleDoes Any of the $917M in Unclaimed Funds Belong to You?
Before the weekend is over, you might discover a financial windfall. Check your state treasurer's website. Many use their funds for paying off credit cards, savings or weekend getaways.The "Does Any of...
View ArticleSmart Newlyweds Carefully Choose Credit Cards
Wedding season is quickly approaching. We can't force newlyweds to learn the importance of APR and late payments, but there are some great credit card offers that can help them as they begin their new...
View ArticleForeclosure Rising in Some States
New trends are troublesome, including the triple digit foreclosure increases in several states. More than three dozen states are seeing some kind of rise in foreclosure.The "Foreclosure Rising in Some...
View ArticleThe Dark and Unexpected Pre-Account Opening Fees
It took several years, but First Premier is free to charge its consumers high pre account fees before sending out that credit card.The "The Dark and Unexpected Pre-Account Opening Fees" is a post taken...
View ArticleShould You Accept a Settlement for Credit Card Debt
Debt settlement programs might not be the best option for consumers with credit card debt. FCC has some recommendations.The "Should You Accept a Settlement for Credit Card Debt" is a post taken from:...
View ArticleWhat’s New in Credit Card Offers
Thinking it's time to shop for a better credit card? Here are some of the best credit cards, including a few co-branded offers and rewards credit cards, available today.The "What’s New in Credit Card...
View ArticleWhat is Bitcoin?
Have your Bitcoin account yet? Here's why it matters - and why you should probably consider having an account.The "What is Bitcoin?" is a post taken from: Credit Cards Blog. If you see this message...
View ArticleThree Financial Tools You Need – Today
Looking for a new financial app or stock buying app? We review three of the better options on the market today.The "Three Financial Tools You Need – Today" is a post taken from: Credit Cards Blog. If...
View ArticleWhat Does Legal Battle Over Swipe Fees Mean for Consumers?
Eight years and millions spent over credit card swipe fees - and it amounts to very little change for American credit card users.The "What Does Legal Battle Over Swipe Fees Mean for Consumers?" is a...
View ArticleIs Card Nanny Worth the Expense?
Card Nanny promises a lot - but is it worth the $5.95 fee each month a smart investment? Here's our review of this credit card management tool. The "Is Card Nanny Worth the Expense?" is a post taken...
View ArticleEstablishing Business Credit?
Establishing business credit isn't difficult, if you know what to do.The "Establishing Business Credit?" is a post taken from: Credit Cards Blog. If you see this message please report to...
View ArticleCFPB Chief Touts Success, Congress Still Not Happy
So why are some members of Congress acting like spoiled brats? Worse, why are there those in some committees who refuse to even acknowledge the works by Cordray and CFPB?The "CFPB Chief Touts Success,...
View ArticleWhy Do Fewer Americans Own Homes?
There are fewer Americans who own homes today. The recession and lax mortgage rules from the past decade play a role, but smart credit card choices can help rebuild credit.The "Why Do Fewer Americans...
View ArticlePrepaid Debit Cards: the Pros and Cons
When it comes to prepaid debit cards, there are usually two schools of thought: they're the ideal alternative to a bank account or they're risky financial products with too many fees. Both are...
View Article$32 Billion Overdraft Fees Paid to Banks in 2012
If there's ever been a reason for consumers to consider prepaid debit cards, the $32 billion in overdraft fees that were paid to the nation's biggest banks last year is the perfect justification. Is it...
View ArticleShould You Be Worried About Troubled Banks?
It's difficult to put your faith - or keep your faith - in your bank when it seems like every other day presents another scandal. And let's face it - 2013 is definitely shaping up to be the year of the...
View ArticleCredit Card Debt Drops in Early 2013
TransUnion reported today that the average credit card debt fell to $4,878 in the first quarter of 2013. This is great news and ideally will reveal a more confident consumer heading into the summer...
View ArticleWhy an Emergency Fund Should be a Financial Goal
Sometimes, life just simply gets in the way. An emergency fund is a practical decision that will affect your finances - hopefully, forever.The "Why an Emergency Fund Should be a Financial Goal" is a...
View ArticleWorst Banks for Transparency
Pew Charitable Trust, known for its brutally factual reports, has just released its latest effort on the worst banks for transparency and what it discovers might be troubling to some.The "Worst Banks...
View ArticleCustomer of ‘Big Banks’? You Pay More Banking Fees
Just like Mom tried to teach a lesson in money management, we now are learning that the big banks are charging their customers more banking fees for the privilege of the brand.The "Customer of ‘Big...
View ArticleAre Banks Still Relevant?
Have you ever wondered if the classic American bank is even necessary these days? Millions have no access to them anyway, courtesy of a battered credit history, job losses and a host of other...
View ArticlePersonal Finance and Same Sex Marriages
Today's historic Supreme Court Case ruling has many immediate effects for same sex couples. Some of these effects include their personal finance decisions. The "Personal Finance and Same Sex Marriages"...
View ArticleBusiness Travel Rewards – US Bank & AMEX Business
If you think consumer credit card companies are competitive, the companies that offer business credit cards bring competition to a new level. Not only that, but with the economy slowly making a bit of...
View ArticleCordray is Confirmed CFPB Chief
It's been a long few years, but after politicians did their song and dance, complete with holding a confirmation hostage and no shortage of bickering, Richard Cordray is confirmed as the Consumer...
View ArticleNew Prepaid Cards Data
Seems as though there are new offers for prepaid cards being unveiled on a daily basis. Make no mistake, these financial products are here to stay and fortunately, the costs associated with using these...
View ArticleMastercard Stand Up To Cancer Campaign
Every year, the MasterCard Stand up to Cancer Campaign leads the charge in the fight for cancer. And every year, it seems to double in size - from its message to its supporters to its presence in the...
View ArticleIs the Financial Crisis Really Behind Us?
From the gross mishandling of the $700 billion TARP bailout to the greed shown by the banks that instead of being punished for, continue to be rewarded instead. The "Is the Financial Crisis Really...
View ArticleSmall Business Credit When Credit Scores are Low
A recent study released by MBO Partners provides an interesting look into the state of the American work force. Is small business credit really that difficult to secure? The "Small Business Credit When...
View ArticleThe AMEX CEO BootCamp for Women
American Express OPEN, the small business division of American Express, just announced OPEN for Women: CEO BootCamp.The "The AMEX CEO BootCamp for Women" is a post taken from: Credit Cards Blog. If you...
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