Corinthian closing 28 remaining colleges
Corinthian Colleges, a chain of for-profit colleges that at one time had 72,000 students, announced Sunday it would end all […]
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Wegmans, Publix, Trader Joe’s come out on top again in supermarket survey, while Walmart still among lowest rated
In Consumer Reports’ latest supermarket survey, Wegmans, Publix, and Trader Joe’s remain at the top of the ratings of 68
Feds take action against bad check collectors
A federal agency is taking enforcement action against a nationwide debt collection company and its chief executive officer for using
Fees common for prepaid debit cards, but costs vary sharply
Prepaid debit cards are increasing in popularity. You choose the dollar amount to put on the card, and as you
Facts and figures for Easter 2015
What are your plans for Easter this year? The average person celebrating Easter will spend $140.62, slightly more than last
Lawsuits in five states charge companies with fraud in nationwide subscription solicitations scam
The states of New York, Oregon, Minnesota, Missouri, and Texas filed lawsuits Tuesday against Orbital Publishing Group and a ring
Federal agency seeks to regulate payday loans that lead to debt traps
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced Thursday it’s considering rules that would end payday loan debt traps by requiring lenders
Buying laminated wood flooring? Be aware some laminates from China may emit harmful chemicals
Wood floors are becoming more and more popular as consumers move away from dirt and dust accumulating carpets. But, according
Pharmaceutical manufacturer settles kickback charges with 49 states, D.C.
Daiichi Sankyo has reached a settlement with 49 states and the District of Columbia resolving charges that it violated federal