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Stories & Articles
- Is your small business protected by cyber insurance? It should be
- Should I allow a merchant to make copies of my credit card?
- How to use the Token app
- How to avoid resort fees when you book a hotel stay
- Square vs. PayPal Here: What’s best for your business?
- Ex-business partner’s suing me for card debt I’m authorized user on – what to do?
- Scammers splice skimming with spoofing to steal your credit card information
- CFPB to continue public access to complaints database
- Gift card scams: What to look out for, and how to protect yourself
- Tech lobbying efforts likely to shape federal data privacy legislation outcomes
- Credit card applications and restrictions: Sign-up bonus rules you should know – before applying
- FTC advises taking free credit monitoring over cash in Equifax settlement
- What documents do I need to submit with my credit card application?
- Will dynamic CVVs become the ultimate in credit card security?
- A customer filed a false dispute and the bank approved it. What can I do?
- I froze my credit and here’s what happened
- Federal government, lawmakers aim to tackle robocall nuisance
- Mandatory arbitration: Most credit cards allow a way out
- Discover helps keeps your private information private
- Can I remove a phony account opened when I was a child from my credit report?
- Paying for qualified education expenses with a credit card
- What to do if you think you were affected by the Capital One data breach
- Am I personally liable for delinquent loan made to my LLC?
- Fed cuts interest rates for the first time since 2008
- What to do if your personal information lands on the dark web
- Should you pay your health insurance deductible with a credit card?
- Consumer advocates say CFPB’s new debt collection proposal is inadequate
- Equifax reaches $671 million settlement related to 2017 data breach
- First interest rate cut since CARD Act appears imminent
- How entrepreneurs can protect themselves from credit card fraud
- How to dispute chargeback for services not received
- Formjacking: The biggest credit card cybertheft you’ve never heard of
- Augmented reality: Welcome to the new way to pay
- How to switch to a new credit card from the same bank
- Although risks to outlook are up, Fed takes no action on rates
- Paying with cards at marijuana dispensaries? It’s complicated
- Will increased consumer mobility pose a threat to credit card security?
- What to do if your small business credit card is stolen
- Card balances rose up in April, Fed’s G.19 report finds
- FAIR bill aims to eliminate forced arbitration for credit card disputes
- Can I collect my customers’ card data to pay for a third-party service?
- Do you need current income to get a credit card?
- How will the rising demand for contactless cards affect instant issuance?
- Former business partner misused card debt as an authorized user; what can I do?
- How to protect your small business from a data breach
- My dead husband’s card debt is hurting my credit score. What can I do?
- Busted: 5 myths about alternative credit data
- Rate survey: Average card APR remains unchanged at 17.73 percent
- Study reveals flash flood of stolen credit card data in early 2019
- Sanders, Ocasio-Cortez propose capping credit card interest rates at 15%
- Rate survey: Average card APR climbs to record high of 17.73 percent
- Credit card balances dipped in March, Fed’s G.19 report finds
- Will banning cashless businesses affect the credit card market?
- My merchant service provider froze my account and won’t help – what can I do?
- CFPB sues credit repair firms over telemarketing, billing practices
- FOMC takes no rate action in May meeting, will remain patient
- Rate survey: Average card APR jumps to record high of 17.71 percent
- Despite free credit freezes, consumer complaints continue
- U.S. travelers likely to benefit from European action to curtail swipe fees
- Should you spend your business card rewards on the company or on yourself?
- The soon-to-be-grad’s guide to employer credit checks
- Sharing money with caregivers: What’s the best payment method?
- Santander Bank suspends credit card issuance
- One of our customers hasn’t paid; can we charge his card on file?
- What happens if you report a legitimate card transaction as fraud?
- 6 questions about prepaid cards
- Can you lose your business over unpaid medical bills?
- Am I liable for my business partner’s credit cards?
- TransUnion can prequalify you for a credit card via text
- Should my charged-off card debt be removed from my credit report?
- Rate survey: Average card APR climbs to 17.68 percent
- As credit cards go contactless, can RFID-blocking wallets protect your data?
- Can the bank take my tax refund to pay off my old card debt?
- Fed: Card balances rose by $3 billion in February
- Rate survey: Average card APR remains at 17.67 percent for third week
- 2 million credit cards’ data stolen from Buca di Beppo, Planet Hollywood, others
- How to protect your personal information when booking travel
- My club instated a card-only payment policy, including processing fees; is it legal?
- Can I just pay off my delinquent balance and ignore the creditor’s fees?
- Rate survey: Average card APR remains unchanged at 17.67 percent
- Will companies ever stop using your Social Security number as an identifier?
- Could credit bureau reforms pass in the new Congress?
- Fed stays course on rate hikes at March FOMC meeting
- Rate survey: Average card APR climbs to 17.67 percent
- How to protect your family from Fortnite fraud
- Sign your credit card, don’t write ‘See ID’
- Rate survey: Average card APR inches up to 17.65 percent
- How to reduce your fear of cybercrime, and protect yourself
- How to send, receive money using Popmoney
- Is your business ready to go cashless? Read this first
- Fed: Card balances jumped by $2.5 billion in January
- Rate survey: Average card APR remains at record high of 17.64 percent
- Kroger extends ban of Visa credit cards
- Congress moves to reform credit reporting industry
- Powell: Fed remains patient in setting rates
- Rate survey: Average card APR jumps to record high of 17.64 percent
- ‘Hidden city’ ticketing could cost you more than you save
- Merchants have a big incentive to lure you away from credit cards
- Can a private preschool charge card convenience fees?
- Data breaches dropped in 2018, but more personal information was exposed