Is CFPB Facing Massive Changes?
June 25, 2013, by Jon Dell
CFPB is facing heat again for simply doing its job. Republicans continue to undermine the agency and Director Cordray’s efforts.
Another Kick for the Unbanked
May 21, 2013, by CreditCardsLab
The under- and unbanked consumers have another problem to worry about: remaining in compliance with new healthcare laws. Insurance companies often require credit cards and bank accounts. Are prepaid cards the answer?
Is Brown-Vitter Bill Good for Consumers or Banks?
May 7, 2013, by Jon Dell
The nation’s banks are working hard to keep the next round of financial laws from getting through Congress. Brown Vitter isn’t Dodd Frank, but it’s just as good.
60 Minutes Doc Reveals 40M Credit Report Errors
February 13, 2013, by Jon Dell
Steve Kroft with 60 Minutes reports there could be 40 million credit report errors on Americans’ credit histories.
New Credit Notices
January 23, 2013, by Beth May
Federal law requires creditors to furnish certain information. Here’s what to look for.
FHA Halts New Credit Restrictions
July 2, 2012, by CreditCardsLab
Now, FHA loan applicants won’t be required to pay off old debts or disputed credit entries on their credit reports, making owning a home less challenging.
Banks Making Out Like ‘Middlemen’?
May 31, 2012, by Jon Dell
As if current economic times weren’t tough enough, unsecured debt is a growing problem for families looking to send their children to college.
Credit Cards and Mortgages
May 3, 2012, by Antonio Bard
Ready to buy a new home? Check out the latest tips from FDIC before you call your realtor. They could make a huge difference in how well or how easy buying that home might be.
