Banking Blog

Most big banks require customers to sign away their right to sue them in court. Instead, customers looking for justice will face arbitration. But is that fair?

A credit counseling organization warns that over-spending can have negative financial consequences.

Banking industry groups want federal regulators to study Basel III risk weight capital requirements.

U.S. Public Interest Research Group says consumers are more likely to find free checking at small banks and credit unions, not big banks.

Looking to spend less on Black Friday? A new study shows you shouldn’t bring your dirty dollar bills to the mall.

Big banks and banking industry associations make The Hill’s list of 2012′s Top Lobbyists.

A computer glitch at JPMorgan Chase & Co. temporarily disabled government benefit cards for millions. Could something similar happen to debit cards?

Banks need to notify their customers that expanded deposit insurance for noninterest-bearing transaction accounts is set to expire Dec. 31.

Tired of your checking account? It looks like you’ll begin to see more alternatives for your money.

In the next few months, banks will be subjected to a stress test that will pit their balance sheets against an economic obstacle course.