Banks Warned About Deceptive Credit Marketing
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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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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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Borrowers must be warned that making only minimum repayments will cost them more in interest, new banking industry guidelines say.
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By Kerry Duke  Customers of Fifth Third Bank are being barraged by Internet scam artists who have fired off millions of e-mail messages in the name of the bank to try to trick customers into revealing personal identity information, the bank and law enforcement agencies say.
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Watch your step, or you may be socked with outlandish interest rates.
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Credit "piggybacking" has the industry in an uproar.
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Keep an eye on your credit card issuers -- they may be about to raise your rates.
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Thousands of credit card numbers and other personal data may have been compromised.
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A multi-billion fraud hits the country's second-biggest bank, leading to questions about how such insider schemes can be prevented
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As Ken Solomon read the letter last month from a company whose software he had bought, one sentence set off alarms: "Your credit or debit card information may be at risk."
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Supply of credit has tightened and likely to get worse, Bank of England warns
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You might not want to set your credit record straight after all.
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In the next few weeks, consumers will start getting notices from banks and other financial institutions about checking account changes.
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Business & money: Ill-judged comments saw deluge of customers reclaiming bank charges, says lawyer
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Consumer advocates are urging bank customers to be more careful about the checks they write now that new federal regulations designed to speed up check processing have taken effect.
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Fraud on UK credit cards has fallen - but identity fraud is on the up, a survey from analysts Datamonitor finds.
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Borrowers with poor credit ratings may see rates jump to 10 percent or more.