Deutsche Bank to pay $220 million in 45-state settlement for manipulating interest rates
Deutsche Bank will pay $220 million in a 45-state settlement for fraudulent conduct involving the manipulation of U.S. Dollar and […]
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Wall Street likely to get its first win under Trump
As I predicted, the Trump presidency and Republican Congress aren’t going to be good for consumers. The Senate leadership is
Ningbo Litesun Electric and Home Depot recall outlet converters due to shock and fire hazards
Ningbo Litesun Electric and Home Depot are recalling about 42,000 outlet converters. The outlet converters’ front outlet prongs aren’t configured
Debt-relief companies being sued for posing as federal agencies, charging illegal advance, and lying about results
Two companies operating under the name “FDAA,” a service provider, and their owners are being sued for falsely presenting FDAA
Did someone shoot my car with a BB gun?
Tuesday, I was having a pretty good day. I visited a friend, went to an acupuncture treatment, and stopped by
Federal consumer agency finalizes rule to stop payday loan traps
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau took the first step this week toward ending debt traps by finalizing new consumer protections for loans
42 states have no access to free credit freezes and could pay $4.1 billion to freeze their accounts
Following a reported breach of the personal information of over 145 million consumers, including their dates of birth and Social
Equifax is offering a ‘lock’ after data breach: Is that a good idea?
If you’re like most consumers, including myself, you are probably still wondering what to do about the Equifax data breach
Mobile app settles charges that it didn’t deliver on cash rewards it promised for achieving exercise and diet goals
A mobile app that promised cash rewards to get consumers to commit to fitness and nutrition goals has agreed to