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Do Cardholders Need Payment Protection and Credit Monitoring?
The CFPB is doing what it can to protect consumers, but consumers must also protect themselves.
07:30AM 10/01/12
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Dealing With Credit Card Debt When Getting a Divorce
For couples separated or going through a divorce, dealing with shared credit card debt should not be put off.
02:51PM 09/14/12
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It's Time to Talk Credit Cards With Your College-Bound Kid
If it's time for your child to head off to college, it's time for you to have a conversation with them about use of credit cards.
09:59AM 08/23/12
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Handling Credit Card Debt After the Death of a Spouse
When a spouse dies, the surviving mate can be burdened with more than grief and loneliness, responsible for credit card debt.
05:45PM 08/15/12
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Time for the CFPB's One-Year Report Card
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has accomplished quite a bit for an agency that a year ago was still fighting for the right to exist.
02:33PM 07/25/12
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Credit Card Settlement May Side-Swipe Consumers
A deal between merchants and credit card companies may lead to higher prices and reduced card rewards for consumers.
10:20AM 07/18/12
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Bank Customers Can Be Hurt by Increasing Transaction Speed
Banks are offering improved transaction speeds, but are moving so fast they may trip up consumers who aren't careful.
02:13PM 07/12/12
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Prepaid Card Popularity Merits Caution From Consumers
The popularity of prepaid cards is an example of a financial product success that merits caution from consumers.
01:20PM 07/06/12
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10 Financial Tips for Newlyweds
Getting married isn't just a union based on love, but one often beset by at least one partner's financial troubles.
11:29AM 06/27/12
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Consumer to Be Casualty of Bank Downgrades
The recent credit downgrade of 15 global banks will lead to higher consumer interest rates.
10:35AM 06/27/12