Personal Finance News - 'cardholder' Tag

All of the effort President Obama has put into financial reforms: the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act and the Credit CARD Act of 2009, could be in danger if Mitt Romney is elected the new President.

Increasing numbers of American citizens have searched for credit in late 2011, but banks didn’t help them in their efforts.

As the big day draws near many consumers begin to panic about finishing the Christmas gift shopping.

It is well documented that those involved in credit card scams will usually stick with a set pattern whenever they steal a credit card.

The largest cellphone company in America, Verizon Wireless, is set to install American Express apps for the credit card issuers new payment service, Serve, on all of their phones and tablets.

As of September 1st, Delta SkyMiles American Express Gold, Platinum, and Reserve credit card holders will receive some additional cardholder benefits.

Bank of America has topped a poll to discover the best bank for credit card safety for the fifth consecutive year.

According to a survey commissioned by credit card issuers Capital One, rewards cards will help American consumers to enjoy a summer vacation despite rising fuel and travel costs.

American Express is set to launch its very first prepaid debit card next week in an attempt to stake a claim on the rapidly growing prepaid card industry.

A recent survey of American banking executives revealed that 74% of them expect social media to be a significant factor in the future of their company’s customer service strategy.

As American Express banned the purchase of medical marijuana using their credit cards, a long running debate regarding how much control credit card issuers should have over our spending has been reignited.

Discover has added an additional $50 cash back bonus to their Discover Open Road Credit Card. The bonus is awarded for filling up your vehicle at the gas station.

MasterCard and Brighter Planet today announced a new joint program to help make carbon emissions easier for businesses to analyze.

With gas prices rising sharply over the past year, consumers are searching for the best deal on fuel. As many consumers are now finding, the key to cheaper gas might just be your credit card rewards program.

Some credit card companies are offering insurance as a perk of being a cardholder, either as part of membership benefits or for a small additional fee.