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Are the New DIY Credit Cards a Good Deal?

Are the New DIY Credit Cards a Good Deal?

Issuers want you to think you can choose your finance terms. That's clever.

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For Better Yields, It's Bank -- Not Brokerage

Brokers' cash-account yields lag bank yields considerably.

Feb 4 2010  |  Topics: Personal Finance, Bank, Broker, Brokerage Firm, Buying, Federal Reserve, Fees, Investor, Money Market
Anatomy of a Data Breach
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Anatomy of a Data Breach

Have you received a breach notification letter recently? Here's a quick action plan.

Feb 2 2010  |  Topics: Personal Finance, Credit Card, Rip-offs
Bank Account Fraud? There's an App for That
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Bank Account Fraud? There's an App for That

How fraudulent banking apps can obtain your account information.

Jan 29 2010  |  Topics: Personal Finance, Bank, Cell Phone, Consumer, Rip-offs
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Could Your Tweets Affect Your Credit?

Banks use social networking data for marketing. The upshot for your credit.

Jan 26 2010  |  Topics: Personal Finance, Bank, Media, Credit Card, Credit Score
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How Plan to Curb Banks Could Help Consumers

Bank investors pan Obama's proposals, but customers may find upside.

Jan 22 2010  |  Topics: Bank, Government, Personal Finance
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Charge It: 10 Credit-Card Deals

Card companies are trying to get you to spend, but read the fine print.

Jan 19 2010  |  Topics: Personal Finance, Credit Card, Deals, Fees, Spending
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Deciphering Your Bank's Earnings

Consumers can get useful information from their bank's earnings report.

Jan 14 2010  |  Topics: Personal Finance, Bank, Consumer, Credit Card, Credit Crunch, Earnings
Consumer Action

How Will the New Bank Fee Affect Consumers?

President Obama's planned fee could mean changes for customers.

Jan 14 2010  |  Topics: Investing, Personal Finance
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The Future of Plastic: 5 Credit Trends for 2010

Consumers can expect changes from their card issuers this year.

Jan 12 2010  |  Topics: Personal Finance, Credit Card, Bank, Consumer, Credit Crunch, Credit Score, Fees, Rip-offs, Spending, Subprime
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