
Half of adult cell phone users now have apps on their phones, according to a recent survey from the Pew …
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Half of adult cell phone users now have apps on their phones, according to a recent survey from the Pew …
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One of New York’s biggest foreclosure law firms has apologized for employee Halloween party costumes that found their way to …
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This week, federal bank regulators rolled out details of a program intended to help homeowners whose foreclosures were processed based …
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Having incensed customers, inspired nationwide consumer protests, and inadvertently given community banks and credit unions a bonanza of free marketing …
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In the months of July through September, consumers spent three times as much as they did in the year’s second …
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Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden today filed suit against Merscorp, Inc., overseer of a national mortgage database used by banks …
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Earlier this year, MasterCard reportedly floated an idea to a group of ad executives regarding online ad targeting—the company was …
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In the world of consumer personal finance, the F-word, fee, has grown increasingly unpalatable. Citibank will soon begin charging $20 …
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The Girl Scout badge has always been a sort of social barometer. There was 1913′s “matron housekeeper,” which encouraged a …
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Bank of America’s plan for a new $5 debit card fee may be bad news for cardholders, but good news …
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