Banking Blog

A network of community banks and credit unions has joined forces to reward consumers with big interest earnings.

Banks have long offered accounts aimed at high school and college students, but are they actually cheaper?

A new deal between Square and Starbucks may be a big step toward wider acceptance of smartphone-based payments.

A U.S. banking trade group launches a petition to block the expansion of credit union business lending.

One man turns a bank error in his favor into a book and a one-man show.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill that eliminates one of the two ATM fee disclosure requirements.

A new report shows that credit unions began seeing a significant surge in deposits well before bank transfer day.

Banks are scanning the Web with artificial intelligence to gauge how Americans feel about certain aspects of their business.

A program in California is aiming to educate unbanked consumers on the benefits of opening a checking account.

The number of U.S. bank branches fell over the past year. Is the bank branch becoming obsolete?