ABI Blog Exchange
Is it better to pay for costly repairs than to buy an unfamiliar used car?
More banks are charging debit card fees for the first time. Find out why and what you can do.
Your credit is vulnerable as you buy (and sell) a house. Be sure to defend it.
Professor Scott Hein discusses Bankrate's recent checking account fees survey.
Don't just drop off your car for repairs. Follow these steps to get the job done right.
Throw a frightfully wicked Halloween shindig that will spook your guests, not your wallet.
With parking fees commanding a premium, drivers must get creative to control costs.
High-priced city parking isn't an urban legend. Prepare to pay a lot to park in these towns.
To argue that a bank in Horton, Kan., should have the same regulations as the nation's largest financial institutions is ludicrous.
Proponents of national servicing standards aren't gaining much traction in their efforts to eliminate conflicts of interest.
With millions of American homeowners living under a Sword of Damocles otherwise known as foreclosure, expect to see more protestors turning out to block evictions and sheriff's sales.
"Face It, Bankers: You're Not Apple" contends banking shouldn't focus on innovation and instead should act like the utility sector. When was the last time the water company created a Visa or PayPal?
District Judge Shira A.
Washington Mutual Inc., still reeling from a bankruptcy judge’s second rejection of its $7 billion creditor-payment plan, is appealing a ruling that paves the way for its shareholders to pursue insider-trading claims against prominent distressed-d
Don't let companies drive off with your wallet. Skip these fees and stretch your vacation dollars.