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$32 Billion Overdraft Fees Paid to Banks in 2012
If there’s ever been a reason for consumers to consider prepaid debit cards, the $32 billion in overdraft fees that were paid to the nation’s biggest banks last year is the perfect justification. Is it time for you to bail on your big bank?
Prepaid Debit Cards: the Pros and Cons
When it comes to prepaid debit cards, there are usually two schools of thought: they’re the ideal alternative to a bank account or they’re risky financial products with too many fees. Both are accurate, for the most part.
What’s New in Credit Card Offers
Thinking it’s time to shop for a better credit card? Here are some of the best credit cards, including a few co-branded offers and rewards credit cards, available today.
Charge it! – Paying Your Taxes
The IRS accepts credit cards as payment options for your tax bill, but should you charge it to satisfy Uncle Sam?
No Annual Fee Cards Can Still be Found
If it’s a no annual fee credit card you’re looking for, here are several recommendations, including Amex Blue Sky.
American Express Serve Prepaid Card
Serve by American Express is on the scene; does it have what it takes to become a formidable player in the prepaid debit card industry?
Prepaid Cards Latest Must Have Financial Product
New Year, New Credit Card Fees
All of the bickering between major credit card companies and merchants could soon land in your lap every time you use your debit card or credit card.
MasterCard Tracks, Sells Customer Credit Card Purchases
MasterCard has processes 35 billion transactions annually and now it’s selling the information from many of those transactions.
Elite Credit Cards from American Express
What are Kids Getting as Allowances These Days?
A lot has changed in recent years when it comes to the allowances parents give kids. And it’s the kids getting the better end of the deal.
Opening Credit Accounts for the Perks Alone
Sure, the thousands of bonus rewards points for simply opening a new credit card account sounds like a winning solution, but before you ever swipe that new credit card, consider these points.

