Most common purchases with stolen credit card information
Seeing unauthorized charges on your bank statement or app can cause quite a scare. If this has happened to you, you’re not alone. Credit card fraud is an unfortunately ...
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Wells Fargo closing all personal lines of credit
Wells Fargo has begun informing customers that it will no longer be offering personal credit lines, with all existing lines being shut down in the coming weeks. In a six-page ...
CFPB bulletin highlights coronavirus-related consumer complaints
The CFPB last week issued its July consumer complaint bulletin which highlights COVID-19 issues that have been described in various consumer complaints. Of note, the bulletin addresses federal student loan ...
CFO Focus: To bitcoin or not to bitcoin…
Describing 2020 as “weird” is like saying the distance to the moon is “far.” It does not do it justice. A weird headline that was an attention-grabber in 2020 was ...
4 ways to meet your consumers digitally
We are saturated daily with information from all kinds of different sources. Whether we see, hear, read, open, or click, consumers face an overload of information and demands. Cutting through ...
Ditching paper checks for digital disbursements: 5 use cases
Paper checks still show up regularly in people’s mailboxes. They’re a go-to not only for personal debts but also for businesses that need to pay their employees, vendors, ...
What can credit unions learn from regulators? (Part 2)
The credit union regulatory environment is intended to provide safety and soundness to a movement that has nearly $2 trillion in assets and more than 125 million member-owners. For credit ...
What’s NOT covered by flood insurance?
Did you know that most homeowners insurance policies don’t cover damage caused by floods? If you live in a high-risk flood area, most mortgage lenders will require you to ...