Banking Blog

More banks and credit unions are offering the ability to make remote deposits via smartphone.

Customers are focusing more on fees when making choices about where to bank, according to a new survey.

A Federal Reserve study says large banks’ debit card swipe fees declined in the fourth quarter of 2011.

Credit unions collectively passed the $1 trillion mark in assets, but is it good news for everyone?

A new study from Pew Trusts shows incurring big courtesy overdraft fees is still very much a problem for many Americans.

Some colleges are profiting from their students using prepaid debit cards.

Banks blame new regulations for falling fee revenue, but consumers might be getting better at avoiding fees, too.

When it comes to how their customers perceive them, banks and other financial institutions still have a lot of work to do to repair the damage caused by the financial crisis.
According to the latest study by Corporate Executive Board, North American consumers, by a 13-point margin, say they have little or no overall confidence in

Community bankers predicted swipe fee caps would hurt them, but they haven’t so far.

The Fed’s decisions mean consumers still won’t earn much on their savings, but the NFCC has some ideas for you.