ABI Blog Exchange

The CARD Act doesn't set a cap on interest rates, but it can help you if your rates rise.

Minimize the financial strains of college by taking these steps before debt comes due.

A decision reviewing attorney's fees in a complex Title VII class action may have repercussions for attorney's fees in bankruptcy cases as well. McClain v.

The branch will be mainly a marketing and new account indoctrination center. Smartphones will eliminate most face-to-face transactions, as well as paper checks, currency and cards - not to mention the costs associated with those media.

Unlike grading corporate credits, rating big countries is thoroughly ridiculous. We can all look at the same budget numbers and assess the political prospects as well as any rating agency.

The Delaware Chancery Court’s recent decision in Roseton OL, LLC v. Dynegy Holdings, Inc.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

This really is a powerful image - road side bomb for lenders?

With the economy weakening, the Fed said it would keep all options open to promote growth.

With tuition bills and loan defaults on the rise, more students are questioning conventional wisdom.

With the economy sagging, is another dose of economic stimulus coming from the Fed?

When filing Chapter 7, you must disclose all assets, but it doesn't mean you can't keep some.

The downgrade of U.S. credit rocked Wall Street, but what does it mean for consumers?

Not every financial skeleton will be exposed on your credit report. Find out which items are excluded.

The "smart money" invests in alternative strategies like hedge funds. Should you?