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| Wells Fargo Eyes a Credit Card Push Wall Street Journal (blog) But CEO John Stumpf said in an interview Friday that the bank is making a big new push into credit cards this year. So far, 35% of Wells customers are using a Wells credit card, up from 31% a year ago, and the bank will make a push in the second half ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Optometrist Who Dilated Patients' Pupils, Then Stole Credit Cards, IDs ... Hartford Courant VERNON — An optometrist who once practiced in Willimantic is scheduled to begin a one-year prison sentence next week for stealing cash, credit cards and driver's license from some of her patients as she dilated their pupils and provided other treatment. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Credit Card Debt Charges Up Investor's Business Daily 5 Consumer credit expanded by $19.6 bil in May, a year high. While nonrevolving debt like student and auto loans led the increase, credit card and other revolving debt also grew by the most in a year. Job openings continued to improve steadily in May ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Live Wire: Spouses not on the hook for credit card debt Fayetteville Observer Q: My wife and I each have charge accounts in our own names. If something should happen to me, would my wife be liable for the debts on my charge account and vice versa? - W.A., Cameron. A: If her name isn't on your credit card and yours isn't on hers, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Steele County Fair Board decides to bring credit cards, internet to fairgrounds Southernminn.com In May, the fair board decided to test the use of credit cards at the Beer Garden and for the auction at the second annual "Build the Barns Bash" in June, but the equipment didn't work well, fair board member Ron VanNurden told the board Thursday night. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| St. Peters woman charged with stealing credit card from 94-year-old KMOV.com Nora Faupel, 30, was charged Friday with stealing of a credit device and fraudulent use of a credit device. According to police, a 94-year-old woman noticed some unauthorized purchases on her credit card after losing her wallet on July 9. Authorities ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Jersey City man sentenced to 364 days on fraud charges The Jersey Journal - NJ.com A Plainfield man was sentenced to nearly a year in jail today for his role in a multi-state, multimillion-dollar credit card fraud ring. Olutoya Babatunde, 22, was sentenced to 364 days in Hudson County jail in Kearny by Hudson County Superior Court ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| TSYS receives EMV certification from major credit card companies BankCreditNews "We are extremely pleased that we have achieved all card brand certifications and can support acquirers and their merchants as they move towards acceptance of EMV chip card payment transactions," Eric Barth, the group executive of product management ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Choose wisely when borrowing St. George Daily Spectrum Nevertheless, when borrowing, it's important to analyze the options you have and choose wisely. While smaller borrowing needs can be easily covered by a credit card, other needs, like a new home or automobile, may require a sizable loan. And you do ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Spa and fine wine on civil servants' £1.1bn credit card bill The Week UK CIVIL servants spent £1.1billion on taxpayer-funded credit cards last year to pay for fines wines, meals and even a stay in a luxury Jamaican resort and spa. A freedom of information request by the Daily Mail revealed that the bill for last year had ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| You won't credit how much you're paying This is Kent IN careful hands credit cards can be a very useful tool, but if not used properly they can cause real misery, and the more misery you are in then this tends to benefit only the card providers themselves. Having a credit card gives you a credit limit ... See all stories on this topic » |
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