Banking Blog

A study finds that consumers are still confused about bank checking account overdraft fees, despite opt-in requirement.

The increasing role of tech in consumer banking means banks need to get better at fixing computer errors.

Competition for online savings deposits is heating up — a turnaround for rates that have been declining.

A British bank’s entry into the online savings market in the U.S. sparked a price skirmish with an American bank.

The real reason why some people prefer prepaid cards to checking accounts: Cards can’t be levied.

The NFCC compiled 10 questions to reveal whether your personal finances are OK or need an overhaul.

An alternative to the traditional banking model is slowly becoming available to new account holders.

By losing $2 billion loss in the derivatives market, JPMorgan and its CEO may have ensured regulators will press harder for trading restrictions.

Chase unveiled a new prepaid debit card for $4.95 per month. Will the unbanked population use it?

Bankrate surveyed the 18 most widely issued prepaid cards, and all had at least one type of fee.