Personal Finance News - 'checking' Tag

In a recently documented review of America’s data security carried out by the Verizon RISK Team has revealed that around 97 percent of all security breaches relating to data could have been prevented.

After a series of successful security breaches against smartphones who utilize the Google Wallet application, Google have announced that they have been forced to suspend access to customers’ prepaid debit cards.

If you are currently a member of Citibank’s ThankYou rewards program, then there is a brand new facebook app now ready for you to use that allows you and your friends and family to pool all of your reward points.

Chase have just released a revised summary guide in relation to the Chase Total Checking service with the aim of making the terms and conditions much easier for consumers to understand.

North Shore Bank, MA, is set to offer a new incentive to their customers, namely to offer people who hold a checking account a reward scheme that will offer them incentives in exchange for obeying various monthly rules.

Capital One are celebrating ten years of partnership with Consumer Action which has helped to educated thousands of American consumers in a wide variety of financial matters.

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.

The most recent credit card theft scheme is a new twist on the usual telephone scams. Thieves are attempting to catch card holders off their guard while they are staying in a hotel by calling them in the middle of …

In recent months several major banks have been introducing addition fees here and there in anticipation of losses caused by the cap on debit card interchange fees which has just come into effect.

Last weekend, Citigroup released updated figures regarding the number of accounts which had been affected by, and the money lost due to, the recent security breach at the bank.

Some businesses are no longer accepting credit cards as a method of payment in an attempt to reduce the amount of money they spend on processing card payments.

Bank of America will be adding around five hundred additional financial advisers to their staff in order to better serve their most preferred customers.

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.

American consumers are once again facing concerns over credit card security, especially when using their cards online after Citigroup Inc announced an attack on their security system.

Identity theft and credit card fraud are currently topping the charts of criminal activity, and experts are encouraging American consumers to protect themselves.