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President Barack Obama wants to make it easier to size up the cost of college.
A little celebrity competition may be good for the prepaid card market.
Millionaires can be just like everyone else. At least when it comes to paying taxes.
Credit reports are now on sale in Spanish.
A company's obligations don't stop with the law. It also needs to be fair and upfront with customers.
Don't choose a prepaid card just because it's from Suze Orman.
Consumers are demanding better service in unprecedented ways.
Credit card rewards are the new social currency.
Be careful how you express your frustration with corporate America — especially if you're making a statement with your money.
Gift cards are an easy way to ward off disappointment during the holidays.
Pawn shops are beckoning from the shadows.
Chase is rolling out a credit card embedded with a "smart" chip technology that reduces fraud and is already widely used outside the United States.
American Express cards are now available in the aisles of Target Corp. stores.
Chase is scrapping the test run of a checking account that charged customers a fixed $10 monthly fee.
It's moving day for bank customers.
Financial aid award letters can be misleading.
A third lawsuit over ATM fees accuses three major banks and two payment processors of conspiring to fix fees at the expense of consumers.
A lawsuit filed by a New Jersey man accuses three major banks of conspiring to fix ATM fees.
Credit unions are basking in the spotlight again.
Bank of America will start charging debit-card users $5 a month to pay for purchases. The move comes as the cards increasingly replace cash and as banks look for ways to offset the loss of revenue from a new rule that will limit how much they can collect from merchants.
Free checking accounts are increasingly coming with a little asterisk.
Citi is raising the monthly fee on its basic checking account.
Several banks are waiving a variety of fees for customers hard hit by Hurricane Irene.
Payday loans may be coming to a bank near you.
Wells Fargo plans to test a $3 monthly fee for its debit cards starting this fall.
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