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A customer service guru says customers are justified in being upset when banks raise fees without providing more services.

Suspects who allegedly used debit card data to steal tens of thousands of dollars from ATMs plead guilty to bank fraud.

Debt is a troubling burden for some 20-somethings, yet many still manage to save money for future needs, according to a recent survey commissioned by The PNC Financial Services Group, a financial services corporation in Pittsburgh. The online survey, conducted by Artemis Strategy Group, polled 2,000 people ages 20 to 29 who’d completed at least

The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas released a report advocating the breakup of banks that are “too big to fail.”

Lost smartphones are a tempting target for thieves looking to access your financial accounts.

A survey finds mobile banking poised for growth, though consumers remain skeptical of benefits and are concerned about security.

The Federal Reserve joined Twitter. But who is the Fed following?

Chase recently announced it will be lowering some of its bank fees.

A new study shows prepaid fees may be lower than checking account fees for certain consumers.

Despite big headlines in today’s newspapers, bank customers shouldn’t get stressed out over bank stress tests. If you’re not sure what I’m talking about, the Federal Reserve yesterday announced the results of a study to determine whether the country’s largest bank holding companies could survive a major recession if it happened today. Out of 19