Visa, MasterCard Still Charging Forward - Forbes

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Visa, MasterCard Still Charging Forward Forbes Visa and MasterCard credit card logos are seen in a store window in Washington on March 30, 2012.(Image credit: AFP/Getty Images via @daylife) Credit card rivals MasterCard (NYSE:MA) and Visa (NYSE:V) released earnings on Wednesday, and both knocked ... 2 Finance Companies With Double-Digit GrowthSeeking Alpha all 112 news articles »

Debit card dings draw complaints at LCC The college revisits its deal with ... - The Register-Guard

Debit card dings draw complaints at LCC The college revisits its deal with ... The Register-Guard Instead, students should put their aid in a local bank or credit union, she said. But only a small minority do that. About 12300 LCC students receive financial aid, and about four-fifths access that money via their Higher One debit accounts, LCC said. and more »

Credit card debt: What can you do about it? - Christian Science Monitor

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Credit card debt: What can you do about it? Christian Science Monitor Calling your credit card company to negotiate a lower interest rate may be a good step towards getting out of credit card debt, Hamm argues. By Trent Hamm, Guest blogger / May 2, 2012 A MasterCard logo is seen on a door outside a restaurant in New York ... and more »

Savvy Shopper: Why 'Contactless' Purchasing Is So Dangerous - Hartford Courant

Savvy Shopper: Why 'Contactless' Purchasing Is So Dangerous Hartford Courant When you can buy things instantly, there's no time to think twice about whether or not you actually need the items or how the purchase is going to affect your budget or drive up your credit card debt." Statistics bear that out. and more »

Scotiabank Bets on a New Kind of Hockey Card - BusinessWeek

Scotiabank Bets on a New Kind of Hockey Card BusinessWeek One is a Visa credit card featuring the logo of the National Hockey League's Toronto Maple Leafs; the other is a debit card declaring him a fan of his hometown Winnipeg Jets. Scotiabank expects about one million customers to follow Waugh's lead, ... and more »