The promises made by five of the nation's largest banks under the much-ballyhooed $25 billion mortgage settlement have a surprisingly short shelf life...

By Cora Currier ProPublica Some homeowners are getting stuck with relatively high interest rates even after they participate in the government's p...

How do you pick a winner? Bet on both sides. CEOs and companies donate generously to both political parties; more than 70 percent of the S&P 500 p...

Greg Smith violated the ancient code of all mafia organizations: he spilled the game to the public. His former colleagues at Goldman Sachs no doubt now see him as a "rat."

For the last two years I've described the housing market as glacial, however, the ice is beginning a slow but steady thaw for the following reasons.

Some customers who closed bank accounts at Bank of America last fall recently received an unwelcome surprise: Their accounts reopened. Perhaps even mo...

Executives at some of the nation's largest banks could be slowing down the national settlement over allegations of widespread mortgage fraud, concerne...

Big banks are realizing they may actually have to pay attention to customers to keep them. An unprecedented number of people dumped billion-dollar ...

Christine Jackson's three-bedroom wood-frame home in Indianapolis is in danger of foreclosure. It's not because she can't afford her mortgage, but bec...

NEW YORK — Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase & Co., is railing against bashing the rich. Dimon was responding Wednesday to a question at a...

Hopefully the next time a bank commits a crime, the guys who fell asleep at the wheel won't have their defense paid for out of your retirement account. We'll only see improvements in banks when directors are liable.

Even those people putting their lives on the line for their country may not be safe from the American foreclosure crisis. Ten lenders are reviewing...

About $200 million in customer funds missing at MF Global may have surfaced at JP Morgan Chase in Britain, the New York Times said, citing people ...

The barbers positioned themselves on Monday near the front of Zuccotti Park, just behind the police barricades on Broadway. A motley collection of ...

Revenue doesn't just materialize out of thin air: people provide it. So, if you don't like the way a bank does business, don't do business with them at all, and don't limit your message to your checking account.

Officials and big banks are working on a plan that would make refinancing available to some borrowers whose houses are worth less than their loans...