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Feb 14, 2012 — GlobeNewswire today released that online payments guru, PayPal is venturing with prepaid goliath, NetSpend to offer a new General Purpose Reloadable prepaid debit card called the PayPal Prepaid MasterCard . A notable feature worth mentioning, is the cross-functionality or “linking” between the prepaid product and the renowned PayPal online payment portal. According to the release, not only will cardholders be able to spend transaction fee-free at retail merchants (there is a...Read Full Story

What is Entropay? If you do not know what Entropay is, Entropay offers VISA and MasterCard virtual prepaid credit cards; EntroPay is the simple, instant, global solution for making and receiving online payments. It allows you to register and generate virtual debit cards instantly. Users can use these Virtual Prepaid Credit Card online on any website that accepts Visa payments. You can generate any amount of Virtual Prepaid Credit Card. It works similar to your physical credit / debit card...Read Full Story

As a Union plus Credit card holder very soon you will come to know about the real financial benefits and its definite difference with other type of credit instruments. You get the attractive rates and other member benefits, you get real financial adversity protection including disaster relief, grants for laid offs, striking and disabled members. The Union Member advocates lend their wise suggestions in case you re in need of any help. As a member you gain enjoy the advantageous Union Plus...Read Full Story

Debit MasterCard merges the ease and advantages of MasterCard, with the power of using your personal funds. Money is withdrawn straightforwardly from your savings or cheque account. You'll in no way be given an invoice and you remain in full control of your funds. As its MasterCard, it's acknowledged at more than 32 million retail locations around the world. It can be exercised for hard cash withdrawals and balance enquiries at 1.9 million ATMs. In addition, you are able to utilize it to...Read Full Story

PayPal, the payments service that is nearly ubiquitous on the Internet, has just launched its first real world, physical, plastic card — and it’s not a credit card. PayPal, in a partnership with NetSpend Corp. and MasterCard, opted instead to go the prepaid debit route. Now, those with an existing PayPal account can get a [...] MyBankTracker.comRead Full Story

Tweet This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Western Union for SocialSpark . All opinions are 100% mine. Are you looking for a way to manage your money this year? Western Union and mun2 teamed up together to bring you a Western Union mun2 Reloadable Prepaid MasterCard . You can use it for online shopping, concerts, movies, gas, groceries, family outings, date nights and more (up to $10,000). You don’t even need a checking account to sign up and no credit check is required...Read Full Story

The American Express Prepaid Card was launched in June of 2011 and when it came out, I thought it was just a great prepaid card for unbanked consumers.   I mean, just look at the fee structure for the card and the only thing you’ll find is a $2 ATM fee if you withdraw cash more than once a month (the first withdrawal is free). No monthly fee, no account minimums, no usage fees or direct deposit hoops to jump through; the American Express Prepaid Card appears to have solved the problem of fee...Read Full Story

Feb 02, 2012 – In a recent Associated Press release, Mango Financial, the innovators behind the Mango MasterCard prepaid card announced a multi-year, celebrity-focused marketing campaign featuring popular Latino George Lopez. Lopez is known for his cross-media talents in stand up comedy, radio, TV, books and film. Mango, no doubt wants to utilize Lopez’ popularity with the Hispanic market and their attachment to the prepaid industry . Although success has followed Lopez through almost...Read Full Story

Jan 27, 2012 – Yesterday, an alliance offering a new affordable prepaid debit card, the AARP Foundation Prepaid MasterCard , was announced in Monrovia, CA. The partnership between the AARP Foundation and Green Dot Corporation said that they are honing in on assisting those Americans that are approaching retirement age with a flexible, lower cost prepaid card. This comes in response to a new federal law requiring that all beneficiaries of Social Security will be paid electronically by March 1...Read Full Story

If you don’t want to use (or can’t use) a credit card, then don’t. Place your money into a bank or credit union and use their debit card. Despite what you may hear, not all banks charge debit card fees. Find a bank or credit union that doesn’t charge you money each month to hold (and provide access to) your money. If you are unable to get a bank or credit union account for whatever reason, then wait until you can. If you must get some form of card, then you may want to consider a prepaid card...Read Full Story