Penny-Pincher Brits Continue Sending Credit Cards to New Lows
Since Brexit of June 2016, or the referendum on EU membership, penny-pincher Brits have taken credit card loan growth from double-dights to below 7% …
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Lenders Lovin the Current Economy as Consumers Pay on-Time – Storm Clouds Gather
Americans are mostly paying their credit card accounts, auto loans and mortgages on time this year. However, with rising interest rates, increasing inflation, overpriced …
CFPB Consumer Protections OK Despite Mulvaney Damage
Another Trump appointed Devos-like moron is under consideration to run the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). Kathy Kraninger knows nuttin about protecting consumers in …
Bush Housing Market Crash of 2007 Decimates Americans – Trump Worse
The 10-year anniversary of the housing market crash of 2007 produced by the Bush family and financial crisis known as the Great Recession is …
Brits Finds Transaction Speed vs Security Confuzzling
The latest UK government figures show 90% of large businesses and 74% of small to mid-sized businesses (SMEs) have suffered a security breach. This …
For Brits Mobile Banking is The Bee’s Knees . . . Simply Brilliant !
Nearly 9 out of 10 Brits now use online banking or banking apps, in contrast only 62% of French customers have similar digital banking …
Debt Collectors Provoke the Most Ire of American Consumers
The top five types of complaints reported by U.S. consumers to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) include: debt collection, mortgages, credit reporting, credit …
Sharpen Your Financial Focus Initiative Snags Major Funding
Wells Fargo is ponying-up $1 million of exclusive support to the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC) in support of the Sharpen Your Financial …
Discover: More Than a Great Credit Card & App – a Great Bank Too
Discover is not just among the most beloved credit cards in the nation, it is also ranked second-highest in customer satisfaction among nine U.S. …
Consumers Still Want to Hug a Fat Friendly Banker When Inking a Mortgage
Most Americans agree while they use online resources for research, they prefer to apply for a mortgage in person. Consumers also indicated, though, that …
