States are growing increasingly frustrated with banks foreclosing on homes; so much so that some states are threatening banks with legal action.
Consumer advocates are up in arms over Bank of America’s pilot program that charges fees to credit card customers. Is BofA breaking the law?
Divorce is hard enough without one spouse abusing a joint credit card. But take heart, here are some ways to get an ex off your credit card.
In a move that could threaten Paypal's dominance, a new application allows Facebook users to give and accept money while logged in.
It seems like a quaint notion, but the art of floating a check to delay payment isn’t dead, it’s just changed form.
While we wait for a revival and focus on survival, let’s make the best of the situation by finding the best bank interest rate deals out there.
Call it good business or legal extortion, but the small business-bank relationship is changing fast, thanks to new rules on bank insurance fees.
The Fed won’t do anything of note this week – not when there is so much uncertainty in the air.
A new study from Microsoft concludes that younger Americans are losing trust in banks big time. How bad is the damage?
With both key fixed-rate mortgage indices holding firm this week, time may be finally running out on the long-running interest decline of 2009.
