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FTC targets cash-reload code scams |
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How to pick a bankruptcy attorney |
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Proposed rule could help kids replace stolen Social Security numbers |
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California blasts Chase for robo-signing |
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Fed holds line on interest rates |
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CFPB changes stay-at-home spouse rule |
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Card add-on products stage a comeback |
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Feds crack down on payday loans, deposit advances |
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Chapter 13 bankruptcy: How it works |
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Robo-signed collection cases under fire |
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Bankruptcy filings plunge in first quarter of 2013 |
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Damaged credit: Can you sue? |
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Cash-now promise of lawsuit loans under fire |
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Who pays your expenses if your company goes bankrupt? |
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Expiration dates fuzzy on old card debt |
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How to tell when card debt legally expires |
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Fed stays the course on interest rates |
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Consumer bureau faces court challenge |
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Emancipated minors may get freedom, but don't count on credit |
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Taken to court for card debt? What to expect |
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Has your credit report been viewed illegally? |
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Card complaints zing companies |
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Consumer debt market shows signs of 'healing' |
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Tax refund theft surges in FTC's list of consumer complaints |
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Credit card complaints reveal trouble hot spots |
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Bankers' group: CARD Act raised rates, lowered credit access |
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10 ways co-signers can protect themselves |
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How to prepare for paperless Social Security payments |
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11 options for filing tax returns for free |
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Big credit counseling agencies pay salaries that match |
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Feds bust sophisticated credit card ring that stole $200 million |
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6 tips for picking a credit counseling agency |
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Credit counseling agencies get bigger; but better? |
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Behind the credit counseling curtain |
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Top 10 nonprofit consumer credit counseling agencies |
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Super Bowl scams can financially injure unwary 49er, Ravens fans |
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FTC: Debt collectors go hunting with skimpy info for debtors |
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Fed: As long as unemployment is high, rates will remain ultra low |
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Credit card surcharges now allowed |
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FTC broadens case in $275 million 'BadCustomer.com' scam |
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States limit welfare, food stamp debit cards to ban 'sin' purchases |
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Military gets thicker armor against predatory loans |
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Consumer bureau begins new look at credit card rules |
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Fed: Rates to remain at record lows until unemployment improves |
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FTC takes aim at mobile apps for kids |
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Your credit card refund check may be in the mail |
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What to expect, what to do after a card data breach |
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How high is your fiscal cliff? |
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CFPB working with bank alternatives |
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Travelers to U.S. can expect new intrusion: prepaid card check |
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How new 'Show us your cards' rule would work at the border |
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Vets face fiscal minefield |
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Study: Consumer credit problems easing |
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Lawsuits against bill collectors projected to drop |
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How to sue a debt collector -- and win |
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Election results strengthen consumer protection |
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FTC cracks down on 'robocall' scams |
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When disasters hit, charity scams follow |
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Mobile technology means new fraud techniques |
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Fed: No rate changes on the horizon until 2015 |
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Consumer board begins federal supervision of debt collectors |
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CFPB opens federal complaint system to credit report disputes |
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Feds soften rules to let stay-at-home parents qualify for cards |
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4 ways your signature can spell financial trouble |
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Consumers sucker-punched by sneaky 'gray charges' |
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Online gambling action shifts to states |
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Bieber online fan site fined $1 million for violations of kids' privacy |
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American Express to refund $85 million to 250,000 customers |
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Re-aged debt: What it is, how to avoid it |
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Tips to protect yourself from financial abuse, coerced debt |
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Study finds domestic violence, 'coerced debt' often go together |
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7 steps to take if chased by zombie debt |
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Zombie debt business booms, putting consumers at risk |
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Discover to pay $214 million over payment protection plan marketing |
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Phony credit card offers cost fraudsters $7.5 million |
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'Innocence of Muslims' filmmaker has a credit card crime past |
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Fed: No rate hikes until at least 2015 |
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Libor, the federal funds rate and the US prime rate: A primer |
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'Jury duty' phone scam makes the rounds |
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Supreme Court case could curb debt collection lawsuits |
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A guide to your rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act |
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Congress asks if data brokers invade consumers' privacy |
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As expected, Fed keeps rates at rock bottom |
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Chase agrees to $100 million settlement over minimum payment hike |
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Credit diet shrinks bankruptcy rolls in second quarter of 2012 |
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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau watchdog turns 1 |
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Capital One to refund $150 million to credit card customers |
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Though bad debts fall, lawsuits over collection practices rise |
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Settlement allows retailers to surcharge for credit card use; will they? |
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A minute detail: The time of day your credit card bill is due can vary |
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The high cost of rehab: expensive, but attainable |
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The high cost of descending into drug-related debt |
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Indicted online poker kingpin returns to face beefed-up charges |
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IRS to tax-exempt hospitals: Go easier on medical debt collection |
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True debt collection horror tales |
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Fed votes again to keep borrowing costs down |
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Federal agency opens credit card complaints to public |
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Federal officials challenge tribal-based payday lending |
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Should credit card complaints be hush-hush or open to all? |
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How credit card privacy statements can hush your bank's mouth |
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Use caution when making political donations with credit cards |
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Q&A with Holly McCall, champion of the stay-at-home parent |
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Winners and losers 3 years after Credit CARD Act |
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The latest privacy invasion: retailer tracking |
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Government seizes websites selling stolen credit card info |
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Federal regulators scrutinize banks' 'advance direct deposit' loans |
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Federal watchdog gives consumers a chance to speak on arbitration |
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Fed says no to raising interest rates |
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Tennessee surpasses Nevada for most bankruptcies per capita |
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Feds back down, OK credit card fee before you even get the card |
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States, feds target debt settlement legal firms over upfront fees |
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Renting a car? Beware of phantom toll fee charges |
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FTC privacy report backs more credit data access for consumers |
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9 tips for protecting your tax return from identity thieves |
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Tax ID theft skyrockets; thieves feasting on a refund bonanza |
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Q&A with FTC's scam-spotting enforcer, Lois Greisman |
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Economy brightens, but not enough for the Fed to raise rates |
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How to prevent ID theft after death |
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Financial watchdog accepts debit card, checking complaints |
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Pros and cons of paying taxes with a credit card |
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FTC: ID theft, debt collection top consumer complaint list in 2011 |
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Credit cards and your taxes |
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Watchdog agency proposes rules for debt collectors, credit bureaus |
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Why mortgage rates are so low while credit card rates are so high |
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Advocate: Many who qualify fail to take canceled debt tax exemption |
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Canceled debt tax notices riddled with problems, advocate says |
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Late on your credit card bill? Your auto could be seized |
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Refund anticipation loans coming to an end |
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Debit card fraud can leave you in the lurch |
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Supreme Court backs credit card binding arbitration |
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Consumer watchdog begins supervising 'nonbank' companies |
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Obama names watchdog agency head via recess appointment |
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Annulment vs. divorce: How it impacts finances |
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5 holiday scams to watch out for this season |
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Federal Reserve's rate-hike holiday continues |
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'Continuity billing' scams cause continuous credit card pain |
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Financial watchdog unveils prototype of simpler credit card contract |
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Review asked of rule that hurts access to credit of stay-at-home moms |
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Secrets of professional pickpocket Bob Arno |
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Hackers claim their 'Robin Hood' card fraud will hurt rich, help poor |
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Financial watchdog logs 5,000 credit card complaints, most resolved |
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Tales of credit card crooks' quirky charges |
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Debtors to collectors: Show proof the debt is really owed |
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8 ways to protect against ATM skimming |
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Your Wallet Recovery Kit |
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Financial watchdog director moves closer to approval -- or a brick wall |
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Buying online with a credit card? FTC proposes quicker refunds rule |
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Discover expects U.S. 'enforcement action' over its marketing |
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How to avoid credit card security overkill |
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Bankers become wordsmiths as some credit card contracts get rewrite |
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New federal credit card complaint system off to a rocky start |
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9 steps to take if your credit card data is hacked |
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Merchants may require up to $10 minimum credit card purchase |
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Fed pledges no interest rate hikes for at least 2 years |
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How to detect and prevent elderly financial abuse |
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Debt collectors' use of social media raises concerns |
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Legal consequences of lying on a credit card application |
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First Premier sues Fed, watchdog agency over new credit card rules |
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Feds set rules for collectors calling on relatives of deceased debtors |
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New financial watchdog accepts credit card complaints |
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Report highlights consumer confusion about credit scores |
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New agency arrives with broad powers to police financial products |
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Obama nominates new consumer financial watchdog chief |
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Your new financial watchdog: what it can do |
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Bank of America settles overdraft suit; consumers to get refunds |
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Credit court: TV judges' best cases and advice |
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Fed caps debit 'swipe fee' cap to 21 cents |
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Government turns spotlight on child ID theft problem |
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FTC: BadCustomer.com a bad company, involved in $275 million scam |
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U.S. Senate fails to delay debit card swipe fee restrictions |
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Found a lost credit card? 4 safe ways to be a Good Samaritan |
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What info can you be asked for when using a credit card? |
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Reps. want review of rule limiting credit for stay-at-home spouses |
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New rule protects exempted funds from garnishment orders |
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Federal Reserve leaves interest rates alone again |
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Can police really trace a phone call in 60 (but not 59) seconds? |
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Lawsuits over credit card debts spike in California, Nevada, Florida |
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Government shuts down 3 largest poker websites, indicts founders |
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Fed rule limits credit cards for stay-at-home parents |
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After a disaster, frauds pose as charities to take your card info |
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6 financial mistakes to avoid in divorce |
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Federal Reserve leaves interest rates unchanged again |
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Credit card reform law interest rate reductions kick in -- for some |
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Credit monitoring services: Pros, cons and how to pick one |
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Debt collectors seek right to 'robocall' cell phones |
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Consumer financial watchdog: CARD Act improved credit cards |
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8 tips to stop banking app fraud |
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Study: U.S. credit cards more transparent since law |
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6 exceptions to paying tax on forgiven debt |
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Your identity, credit card data sells cheaply on the black market |
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Consumer group: Make credit card contracts more readable |
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Federal Reserve leaves interest rates alone in first meeting of 2011 |
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Watch what you post! Collectors turn to social media |
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Debt settlement industry in flux as new rules start |
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Secrets of a former credit card thief |
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Consumer groups: Discover credit card offers misleading |
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Stolen: True tales of identity theft |
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Federal Reserve leaves interest rates unchanged again |
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9 hot credit card scams to watch out for |
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Credit card agreements still mostly unreadable |
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The Credit Card Hall of Shame: All-time worst credit crimes |
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How a Supreme Court ruling killed off usury laws for credit card rates |
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Fed moves to close credit card application fee loophole |
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How to prepare financially for time in prison |
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Going to jail? 10 tips for reducing the financial damage |
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Credit card issuers required to 'cure' penalty rates |
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All in the family: Parents stealing kids' identities |
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8 things cardholders should know about community property laws |
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Compare states' community property laws |
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U.S. looks to create a financial literacy pyramid |
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Going mobile? Link payments to credit cards for best protection |
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3 steps to take when disposing of your computer |
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Put your credit report on ice with a credit freeze |
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Ex-offenders face big debt challenges after prison |
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Tips for minimizing danger of using an ATM card abroad |
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Divorce and debt: Advice on dividing up, paying off debt |
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Credit CARD Act begins final phase |
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FTC aims to clarify disclosure of consumers' credit reporting rights |
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Alleged cybercriminal, cartoonist arrested in France |
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Federal Reserve again leaves interest rates unchanged |
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7 reasons your credit card gets blocked |
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Don't fall for the 'Obama debt bailout program' scam |
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FTC bans upfront fees for debt settlement firms |
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Bill allowing online gambling passes House test |
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7 places to safely stash your plastic at home |
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Bank of America stops disclosing default APRs |
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Consumer financial protections at least a year away |
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U.S. credit card agreements unreadable to 4 out of 5 adults |
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10 wordiest credit card agreements |
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What's hardest to read: 'Twilight,' the Bible or a credit card agreement? |
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Lawmakers, experts react to CreditCards.com's readability study |
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New federal credit card agreement database not user-friendly |
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Readability of the credit card agreements from 20 largest issuers |
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3 language experts try to make sense of a credit card contract |
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10 most readable credit card agreements |
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10 most unreadable credit card contracts |
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Can your credit score be too high? |
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FTC: Fix 'broken' debt collection system |
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The high cost of opting in to overdraft fees |
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International card theft targets U.S. consumers |
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Proposed Treasury rules take hard line against prepaid card fraud |
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How to find your credit card security code |
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5 steps to dispute a debt that's not yours |
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Feds cap credit card late fees at $25 |
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Will reducing merchant card fees help or hurt consumers? |
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4 keys to credit, debit card zero-liability policies |
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Fed: Credit companies admit profiling credit card users |
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Wall Street reform bill taking shape for consumers |
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Poll: 3 in 4 credit cardholders say their accounts are better off today |
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The Credit CARD Act of 2009 turns 1 |
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How charge-backs can land consumers on blacklist |
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Plastic love: How to protect your credit while online dating |
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Shredded bliss: 5 steps to choosing the perfect paper shredder |
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Federal Reserve leaves interest rates unchanged again |
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States stepping up to limit pre-employment credit checks |
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Visa tackles deceptive online 'data pass' marketing |
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Blippy's blooper: Social networking site leaks consumers' card data |
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An interactive look at your new credit card statement |
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Bankruptcies resume climbing, aided by tax refunds |
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5 Earth-friendly credit card moves you can make now |
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New rules could provide millions with free credit scores |
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How military couples can get interest rate relief |
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Consumers to Fed: Stop debit card overdraft opt-in 'scare' tactics |
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How the Credit CARD Act will affect types of credit cards |
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Beware of phone calls offering credit card relief |
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Credit card law compels speedy estate settlement for debt after death |
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Senate committee passes reform including consumer financial agency |
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Credit card agreement: Find yours online |
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Federal Reserve leaves interest rates at historic lows |
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Conservatorships: Stepping in for those who can't help themselves |
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New card statements elicit fear, spur action |
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Fed proposes rules to limit credit card fees |
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White House online town hall credit card reform transcript |
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When you should, shouldn't give out your Social Security number |
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White House answers credit card questions |
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New credit card era begins as consumer protections kick in |
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What's NOT covered by the credit card reform law |
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Once secret credit card-college marketing deals to be revealed |
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Era of readily available credit cards for young adults ends |
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Do non-English-speakers have a chance in today's banking system? |
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No payments, no interest -- not anymore! |
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White House to answer consumer questions about Credit CARD Act |
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'Emergency PINs' won't summon help at ATMs |
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Feds plug loophole that prevented credit card rates from falling |
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Federal Reserve leaves interest rates unchanged again |
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Credit CARD Act of 2009 article archives |
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How the Credit CARD Act affects gift cards |
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Card issuers ready to check cardholder income, assets |
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What credit card reform will mean to consumers |
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How credit card reform impacts young adults under 21 |
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5 tactics of bad debt collectors and what to do about them |
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Fed knocks the 'floor' from under variable credit card rates |
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Haiti disaster brings out charity scams |
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Credit CARD Act interest rate protections already in effect |
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Social networking: Your key to easy credit? |
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Fed issues final Credit CARD Act rules |
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Personal finance predictions for 2010: ID theft |
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More credit card issuers ditch mandatory binding arbitration |
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Instant in-store credit card offers in danger of extinction |
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Creative new fees escape CARD Act rules, surprise consumers |
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U.S. House approves consumer financial protection watchdog |
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Enforcement delayed on Internet gambling ban |
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Agencies release new consumer privacy rights notice forms |
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Identity theft booms, even as thieves rely on old-fashioned methods |
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Stipulated judgments: the 'secret' savior |
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Credit card issuers: Sorry, new law says we can't cut your rates |
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Discover debuts reform-law compliant credit card terms |
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Fed leaves rates unchanged again, stays positive about economy |
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Don't blow first-time home buyer tax credit with credit card bills |
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House committee: Move up credit card law |
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Under new management: Your credit card |
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Nearly 100 charged worldwide in massive phishing scam bust |
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BofA pledges moratorium on credit card interest rate hikes |
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10 ways to protect yourself from data breaches |
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States with laws requiring consumer notification of ID theft |
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Fed: Want a credit card? Prove you can pay the bill |
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Fed keeps rates steady again, waits for stronger economic recovery |
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Think you can't use that not-yet-activated credit card? Think again |
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FTC eyes new rules on (not-so) free trial offers |
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How to safely, securely destroy a credit card: 6 tips |
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FTC settles prepaid card misrepresentation case |
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Credit card reform law quirk: 45 days' notice becomes 14 |
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Credit card reform law's first phase kicks in Aug. 20 |
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How to file a complaint about a credit card issuer |
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Consumer Q and A: Credit card law, phase 1, debuts |
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A guide to navigating through bankruptcy |
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Consumers gain right to opt out of credit card rate increases |
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Fed again leaves interest rates at historic low |
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When your spouse's debt collection becomes your nightmare |
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States weigh limits on credit checks for employment |
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Consumers cash in on credit card scam |
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Credit card binding arbitration system crumbling |
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National banks tightening credit card lending standards |
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Leading arbitration firm quits the business after lawsuit |
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Bankruptcy filings return to pre-reform-law pace |
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Fed issues final rules on first phase of Credit CARD Act |
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Minnesota Attorney General files suit against arbitration firm |
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Law may force parents, children to talk about credit cards |
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Credit card interest rates rise ahead of new law |
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Credit card interest rates drop slightly |
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Fed again holds rates steady, but change may come soon |
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New agency would oversee credit cards, financial services |
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How a 'financial protection agency' affects cardholders |
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New law bans card payment allocation trickery |
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What people are saying about the Credit CARD Act |
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A guide to the Credit CARD Act of 2009 |
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What you buy, where you shop may affect your credit |
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Europe to U.S.: Back off online gambling enforcement |
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New phone phishing scam on the rise |
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Obama signs credit card reforms into law |
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Credit card reform legislation time line |
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Will new credit card law hurt more people than it helps? |
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House easily passes credit card reform bill |
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Senate passes tough new credit card reform bill |
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What the new credit card law means for you |
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Obama to hold credit card town hall meeting this week |
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Feds: Close rate-hike loopholes in credit card rules |
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Rep. Frank introduces bill to allow online gambling |
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House OKs Credit Cardholders' Bill of Rights |
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Bulletin: House passes Credit Cardholders' Bill of Rights |
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Latest Fed statement offers little relief to credit cardholders |
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Senators seek emergency freeze on rate hikes |
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House committee OKs consumer credit card protections |
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In bad economy, demand rises among crooks for ID data |
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How (and when) to use credit cards to pay taxes |
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IRS: You can deduct fee for paying taxes by credit card |
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Survey: 28% of ID theft victims know crime source |
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Cardholders' Bill of Rights passes 1st legislative hurdle |
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Ad campaign fights credit card interchange fees |
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Heartland data breach damages still mounting |
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Comment period ends on automatic overdraft protection |
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Fed invites comments on automatic overdraft programs |
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Are credit card rewards taxable? Probably not, but ... |
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House again weighs Credit Cardholders' Bill of Rights |
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Latest Fed moves won't have much impact on cardholders |
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FTC charges seven credit repair companies with deceit |
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What to do if your retail credit card issuer goes bankrupt |
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Credit card issuers beware: Feds will be watching |
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Credit card fraud victims more likely to recover losses |
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ACA proposes changes to debt collection law |
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$200 billion in 'TALF' funds ready for release |
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FTC urges changes to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act |
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'Tokenization' touted to increase credit card data security |
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New Fed rules don't cover business, corporate credit cards |
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6 ways to protect your identity in a data breach |
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Unable to cut rates, Fed seeks new economy-boosting tools |
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Out of ammo, Federal Reserve invents new guns |
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Online gambling a multibillion dollar industry |
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New Internet gambling regulations go into effect |
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Lawmakers will try a second time on credit card legislation |
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What electronic payments reveal about you to lenders |
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State statutes of limitation for credit card debt |
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How to prevent and cure medical ID theft |
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Interactive: How your monthly credit card statement looks |
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FTC: Subprime credit card marketer must repay $114 million |
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New rules don't cover every credit card issue |
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Regulators finalize sweeping credit card rule reforms |
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Credit union regulator approves new credit card rules |
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Regulators release final rules on unfair credit card practices |
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Fed slashes benchmark interest rate to record low |
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Fed cuts key interest rate to record low |
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Consumers to get $150 million in Wachovia settlement |
|
Fed meeting this week to consider new credit card rules |
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FTC settles case against fee-harvesting credit card issuer |
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13 tips to protect yourself on Black Friday, Cyber Monday |
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Protecting your children from identity theft |
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Step-by-step guide to checking your minor child's credit |
|
Regulator rejects proposal to forgive some credit card debt |
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Treasury wants to jump-start stalled credit card securities |
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Fed report shows increase in credit card use |
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Obama will usher in credit card reform, observers say |
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Rising credit card bill delinquencies vex card securities |
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Sinowal trojan compromises 500,000 bank accounts |
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Fed cuts rates, but card issuers unlikely to follow suit |
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How wage garnishment works -- and how to avoid it |
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PNC to acquire National City banking, credit card interests |
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4 ways to opt out of credit card affiliate marketing |
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Paper: Rules should focus on credit cardholders' behavior |
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Senate banking chairman: credit card reform on tap |
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5 tips for those considering bankruptcy |
|
Bankruptcies creeping upward as economy sours |
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Advocates for the blind take aim at touch-screen terminals |
|
Fed cuts rates by half point |
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Capital One must repay $340,000 to bankrupt debtors |
|
Wells Fargo forges deal that nixes Wachovia-Citi purchase |
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Crisis survival tips: Pay off debt, cut credit card spending |
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Citi buys Wachovia's banking, credit card assets |
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Chase buys WaMu's banking, credit card businesses |
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FTC settles with four debt negotiators over false claims |
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House passes Credit Cardholders' Bill of Rights bill |
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Deadline passed for free TransUnion credit monitoring |
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Cardholders' Bill of Rights to go before House today |
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Prepaid, reloadable payment cards for immigrants roll out |
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Economists: Jobs key to curbing consumer credit crunch |
|
Federal Reserve leaves key interest rate unchanged |
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Should you write 'See ID,' not sign, back of credit cards? |
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At Senate hearing, prepaid phone cards get minute scrutiny |
|
Nearly $13 million returned to consumers after settlement |
|
Identity theft sample letters |
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Credit card shaving: Scammers go low-tech with trick |
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10 ways students can protect against identity theft |
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Protect your computer -- and your identity -- on campus |
|
Fed leaves rates unchanged; card rates to stay put |
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Credit Cardholders' Bill of Rights survives key vote |
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Law eases debt burden for active military |
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What happens to credit card debt if a bank fails? |
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Proposed credit card rule changes draw massive response |
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How to dispute a credit card bill with a merchant |
|
Evils of 'fee harvesting' credit cards known for a long time |
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Feds seek $200 million for 'fee harvesting' credit cards |
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The credit card-terrorism connection |
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Fed proposal: No more credit card rate hike surprises |
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Know your rights when you charge travel costs |
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Fed backs rules to curb deceptive credit card practices |
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Fed cuts rates; will your credit card bill fall, too? |
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Will credit card securities be the next financial mess? |
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How credit card securities work |
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Credit card arbitration: What it is, how it works |
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6 tips for dealing with binding credit card arbitration |
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What happens to credit card debt after death |
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How to handle collection calls for a dead person's debt |
|
Fed report: Credit card spending slows |
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4 ways to safeguard personal information online |
|
Trying to thwart recession, Fed cuts rates by 0.75% |
|
Card thieves 'skimming' pay-at-the-pump customers |
|
3 presidential candidates, 2 credit card reform plans |
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Buying pirated music with credit cards: potentially risky |
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Q&A: Credit counselor urges consumer education |
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Consumer credit woes mean boom in debt collection |
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10 wacky ways to spend 'stimulus' money |
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10 wise ways to spend 'stimulus' money |
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Banks may cut slack for tornado victims |
|
Fed rate cuts and your credit card |
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Bankers, poker players oppose Feds' online gaming rules |
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Disclosures would increase on subprime credit card fees |
|
New rules for credit card minimum payments? |
|
Rules for credit card periodic statement disclosures |
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New rules eyed for credit card account-opening disclosures |
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Rules proposed for credit card fee disclosures |
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Credit card APR disclosure rule change proposed |
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New rules would fix 'fixed' credit card rates |
|
New 45 days' notice rule proposed for credit cards |
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'Regulation Z' overhaul to change credit card fine print rules |
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Regulation Z: Feds move to change credit card rules |
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Voices: What they're saying about Regulation Z |
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Consumer rights for credit and debit cards |
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Credit card industry takes fire from Senate |
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Credit cards quickly fund charities, deliver tax deduction |
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Feds propose new right for consumers in credit disputes |
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Time's running out to claim currency conversion fee refund |
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Credit card fraud monitoring can halt legitimate purchases |
|
Details of credit freeze laws in all 50 states |
|
Surprise rate cut aids markets, but no credit card rate relief |
|
FTC blocks card issuer from reaching into consumers' accounts |
|
Thieves use charitable donations to enable credit card scams |
|
AmEx likely to face class action lawsuit |
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Buying your lottery tickets with a credit card? |
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Critic charges credit cards pose product liability issue |
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Know your rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act |
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Fed seeks to change credit card rules |
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Foreign transaction fees |
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ABA says card industry responding to criticism |
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Swiss panel could influence World Cup dispute |
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Pocket-sized devices enable credit card skimming |
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Bank of America sued over "Keep the Change" program |
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Minimum credit card payments rise |
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Credit card fraud targets merchants |
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Beware of unsolicited First National 'credit cards' in the mail |
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Credit cards offer superior protection against unauthorized use |
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Under Minnesota Plastic Card Security Act, retailers would pay for theft of credit card info |
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$336 million refund for foreign transaction fee payers |
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Thieves go 'vishing' for credit card info over the phone |
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Learn how to avoid the latest credit card identity theft scam |
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Your credit card may provide rental car damage coverage |
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House bill challenges issuance of credit cards without Social Security numbers |
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Your credit card, Social Security numbers: Are they online? |
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Citi to stop practice of universal default on credit cards |
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Boston meters stop taking credit cards |
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Beware of mail theft at tax time |
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Senate considers credit card industry reforms |
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Credit card lawsuit: Visa and MasterCard penalized over debit card fee |
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Credit card users can take steps to protect themselves from identity theft |
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Credit card fraud danger lurks in magazine inserts |
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Boston parking meters require minimum charge in violation of Visa, MasterCard rules |
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How the Federal Reserve impacts your credit card interest rates |
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Online gambling: Law bars processing credit card bets |
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Visa, MasterCard take new steps to stop credit card fraud |
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Credit card transactions suspended on illegal music site |
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Visa blocked from helping to challenge MasterCard for World Cup sponsorship |
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Googling your name can turn up credit card data |
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Florida's credit freeze law protects Sunshine State consumers |
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Protect yourself from credit card 'spam charges' |
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Credit card companies unite for security council |
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Know the latest credit card fraud techniques |
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$1 on your credit card can cost you thousands |
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Discarding a computer? Then 'shred' online credit card data |
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New York governor vetoes bill to protect credit card debtors |
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Credit card fine print: How to read it |
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Visa credit card company announces plans to restructure |
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Visa security keeps cardholders safe |
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Credit card debt surges in June |
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Chase, BofA issue identity theft alerts |
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Credit cards could get banned from online betting |
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Credit card fee rules requested by retailers |
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Fed increases interest rates |
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Fed hikes interest rates for 16th time |
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Got a tax refund? Then get out of credit card debt! |
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Paying income taxes by credit card is now free with MasterCard |
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Credit card minimums are getting more maximum |
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Bank of America to issue American Express |
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American Express: coming soon to a bank near you |
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Wallet protection toolkit |
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Credit card 'phishing': What it means, how to prevent it |
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Skimming 101: How to spot it, avoid it, deal with it |
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Bankruptcy law updates close loopholes in repaying debt |
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