In an article in The Wall Street Journal, Susan Gregory Thomas cites the Bureau of Labor Statistics when she writes that 40 percent of American women are the breadwinners for their families. Are you an alpha wife? Here are some tips:
A potential cyber attack against 30 U.S. banks known as Project Blitzkrieg has been deemed a credible threat by a report released from the security so...
This was a numbers game that Obama was bound to win. Right or wrong, Romney's defense of the wallets of the wealthiest Americans wasn't going to win him many votes.
With consumers expressing confusion over their banks' fee structures and banks ordering transactions in such a way as to maximize their collection of such fees, people continue to get hit with the mother of all fees.
NEW YORK -- Prepaid cards have been touted as way to not overspend. Yet some prepaid cards are designed to let you do exactly that -- spend more money...
Bank fees are still costly -- and going up at many banks. Yet a growing number of big banks are using clearer labeling to help consumers to add up the...
More than 2.5 billion people -- or half of all adults around the world -- are "unbanked," meaning they don't have a bank account, according to data re...
Gone are the days of getting a free toaster in exchange for setting up a bank account. Now, banks feature posh lounges with hip furniture and offer a ...
America's Best Rates highlights the banks that are still committed to providing savings account rates and money market account rates that are many times the national average.
Teaching your children about banking may not exactly make for a Hallmark
moment, but it is something that could really help make their lives more
successful in the long run.
CHILLICOTHE, Ohio -- An Ohio woman who just turned 100 years old has taken customer loyalty to the extreme: She's still using a bank savings account t...
Banks all over the country have already started adding new fees to services that most of us have long taken for granted as free. Their first target? Debit cards.
Americans without bank accounts may soon be able to carry debit cards.
The Treasury Department is rolling out a new program to let people collect tax...
Identity thieves are getting smarter and more devious, especially when their victims are affluent. As you may have heard, John Menard, a billionaire h...
This letter underscores for me, and millions of other bank customers, that nothing with the banks has changed, and that past deceptive practices are still in force.