Credit cards may cause trouble for issuers
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Credit cards issuers may face penalty from the regulators as credit cards solicitation is not as reliable as they are said. Consumers sometimes are not given the whole information about the possibly imposed
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Although special financing plans for health care carry risks, using regular credit cards to pay medical bills may be even more dangerous to household finances.
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Financial services companies, such as retail banks and credit card issuers, tend to be better at customer management than those in most other industries. They also tend to be more tech-savvy about it.
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Several bank credit card companies, responding to growing pressure from U.S. lawmakers, said on Wednesday they are working to do a better job of explaining fees and charges to consumers.
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Credit cards aren't the only way to get cash back.
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Many 'contactless' credit cards can allow their owner's name and card number to be read at a distance.
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In the next few weeks, consumers will start receiving notices from banks and other financial institutions about changes to their checking accounts.
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Banks that produce complex and illiquid derivative products that have been at the heart of the credit squeeze might be forced to provide more information about their products on public stock exchanges.
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The chain wants you to use reloadable cards instead of cash. Can you blame 'em?
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Big problems in your financial life may seem innocuous.
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Little by little, a weapon against identity theft is gaining currency - but few people in the United States know about it. It's called the security freeze, and it lets individuals block access to their credit reports.
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Take your eye off the ball, and credit card debt can skyrocket.
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Thousands of credit card numbers and other personal data may have been compromised.
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U.S. regulators warned banks against  some types of credit card marketing, calling them potentially  unfair or deceptive.
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Sky-high interest rates on credit cards can make a mountain of debt seem insurmountable. Eventually for some, it is.
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I don't understand the popularity of debit cards ( "The debit dilemma," Feb. 4 ). We use only credit cards and enjoy the float. We pay them off monthly and incur no interest charges. We carry cards that have high interest and no fixed fees. Where is the downside?
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Look at more than just the interest rate when choosing a card.