Paying With Cash Could Earn You a Discount at More Retailers
More retailers are offering discounts to customers paying with cash, the result of the major swipe-fee settlement from January.
More retailers are offering discounts to customers paying with cash, the result of the major swipe-fee settlement from January.
With Congress's inaction, higher student loan rates are now a reality for millions of Americans. Will it have a ripple effect on the economy?
A recent data breach at a Montana college exposed the identities of more than 4,000 employees after a virus was downloaded onto campus systems.
An initiative in Iowa is help Des Moines residents who are underbanked better understand the benefits of banking and saving.
A new study from Harvard University shows that even though the housing market is recovering, homeownership rates suggest homebuyers are not.
A new study on same-sex couples and their wedding plans shows that many more same-sex couples will be fronting the costs of their nuptials.
The University of South Carolina has suffered six data breaches since 2007 and was putting more protections in place when it was hit with another incident.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has revised several mortgage rules it issued in January.
Participants in a teacher preparation program recently had their personal information exposed in a server switch gone wrong that led to a data breach.
The CARD Act was passed four years ago, but lenders are still working to become compliant with the law.