90% Credit Card Lawsuits Flawed
by Beth May
The credit card industry is facing a potential scandal similar to the foreclosure robosigning catastrophe.
Colleges and Prepaid Card Companies: Strange Bedfellows?
by Antonio Bard
As if college wasn’t expensive enough, a new report reveals the colleges are teaming with companies responsible for high debit card fees.
Simple: Innovative Solutions for the Financial Sector
by Evita Page
A shift in the American banking sector is good for consumers. New technology makes it possible.
Will Paul Ryan Be Good for Our Bank Accounts?
by Jon Dell
Now that the dust has settled, it’s time to consider what role the Romney/Ryan ticket will have on our personal financial well being.
The Numbers: Payday Loans
by Antonio Bard
Payday loans have become more mainstream in a tough economy. A new report by the Pew Center outlines just how many Americans are turning to these expensive financial products.
Do College Degrees Still Command Respect?
by Evita Page
Does a college degree still command respect? Can you be financially secure without one? We set out to find answers.
Small Businesses and Mobile Payment Options
by Antonio Bard
There are many new technological advances that are allowing small businesses better-compete with their larger competitors. One is the smartphone advances that allow credit card and debit card payments.
FDIC Money Smart
by Jon Dell
Wish you better understood the financial aspects of your money? There’s a federal educational course that does just that – and it’s free.