Court Sides with Miss. Bank
by Antonio Bard
After several years and legal appeals, a Mississippi bank has won a court case that includes a ruling that it doesn’t have to cover a $440,000 loss due to wire fraud.
Did Wells Fargo Kill Disabled Navy Veteran?
by Jon Dell
A retired military veteran played by the rules and was still foreclosed on by Wells Fargo, even after the bank admitted the error was its own.
Equifax Violates FCRA, Fined
by Antonio Bard
Equifax continues to violate U.S. financial laws, this time, compromising consumer privacy. Here’s what the FCC found.
AMEX CEO Chenault Receives Record Salary
by Antonio Bard
Should Chenault be given a record breaking salary and bonus package despite the unethical business practices American Express has been found guilty of?
Does the Pope Have a Credit Card?
by Jon Dell
Does the Pope have a credit card? How about bank accounts? As we ready to hear who will be named Pope, we explore these questions.
Good Payment Practices? Bank of America Rewards You
by Evita Page
Bank of America has a new credit card offer, but with all of its bad publicity, is $100 a year for on time payments enough to turn the tide?
National Consumer Protection Week
by Evita Page
It’s the 15th Annual National Consumer Protection Week. Here’s where to find resources for credit cards, banks and other financial products.
Loan Modification Scam Prevention Resources
by Jon Dell
Scammers are everywhere, waiting to steal your identity, credit cards and cash.
What Credit Card Companies Know, but Don’t Want You to Know
by Antonio Bard
Financial institutions are considering new ways of determining whether you or I are creditworthy. But they’re not keen on letting us in on those new efforts.
Your Credit Scores Used by Insurance Companies
by Beth May
That late credit card payment could cost you more than a late charge and higher credit card APR, it could be the reason you can’t get insurance.
Komen, BoA Partnership at Risk?
by Jon Dell
Arvest Bank bought 29 branches of Bank of America in several states. What does this mean for BoA partnership with the Susan G. Komen Foundation?
Protecting Yourself from Credit Discrimination
by Beth May
CFPB reports credit discrimination is not uncommon. Here’s what to look for.