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PR Web (press release)Debit Cards Can Leave a Black Mark on Black FridayPR Web (press release)Norwalk, CT (PRWEB) November 6, 2009 -- The most recent consumer credit report shows credit card debt declining for a record 12th straight month. ...and more »
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With credit cards harder to come by and more annoying to use, the prepaid debit card market is projected to explode from $8.7 billion loaded on the cards to $119 billion in 2012, but a good chunk of that is going to be eaten up by hidden fees and gotchas. This sexy graphic visualization shows how. Fees like: $1.75 for each ATM withdrawal $1 for each ATM balance inquiry $.50 for each purchase $4 monthly maintenance charge Prepaid debit cards...
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From consumerist.com
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0 APR credit card is inconceivable that sound? The good news now you can with a credit card 0 APR, because nowadays more and more people using credit cards, so, a fierce competition between banks, credit card companies have increased. To attract more and more people, different companies offer credit cards with attractive terms. And for these reasons, the possibility of using a credit card with 0 APR.
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From pr-gb.com
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The New York Times and PBS's Frontline have a terrific story this morning on prepaid debit cards, yet another way the financial-services industry is screwing consumers, especially poor ones. This piece is just really well done, the second day in a row the Times has had a standout business story. Prepaid credit cards, not to be confused with...
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From cjr.org
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DEBIT-card skimming will soon be a crime of the past if Canada's financial institutions have their way.
That's because banks and credit unions are in process of approving and, in some cases, rolling out debit "smart" cards embedded with small computer chips.
The chips are replacing...
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From winnipegfreepress.com
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Shannon Burdette tried to pay with her Shell Mastercard after filling up her gas tank this weekend but found the card rejected. Confused, she called the customer service line on the back of the card, issued by Citibank, and was told the account was closed...
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Customer service - Citibank - Business - MasterCard - Credit card
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From sfgate.com
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Citigroup is in serious trouble. It's easy to tell by what they are doing.Inquiring minds note that Citi Abruptly Shutting Down Gas-Linked Credit Cards.Citi (C) is abruptly shutting down credit cards linked to gas station partners.The bank is offering few details:The bank said in a statement it "decided to close a limited number of oil partner co-branded MasterCard accounts." That includes not only Shell, but Citgo, ExxonMobil and Phillips 66...
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From globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com
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