Smartphones, sports, home care, fitness, and the government shutdown are the topics for this week’s bloggers
Laura Lee Carter of the Midlife Crisis Queen is the host for this week’s Best of Boomer Blog #328. The […]
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New federal report shows credit law reducing credit costs, penalty fees but more work needed
Consumers Union, the advocacy arm of Consumer Reports, said Tuesday a new report on credit cards by the Consumer Financial
Retirement, midlife crisis, housing, and scams are the topics for this week’s Best of Boomer Blogs
Amy Blitchok of the Modern Senior is the host for this week’s Best of Boomer Blogs #327. The boomer blog
Company will pay $1 million to settle FTC charges it used text messages in illegal debt collection scheme
A Glendale, California-based debt collector will pay $1 million dollars to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that it used text
JPMorgan Chase admits it broke the law and agrees to pay $1 billion in fines
To settle charges in the “London Whale” trading scandal, JPMorgan Chase admittedwrongdoing and will pay three government agencies $920 million
Let’s go, team: Let’s pass gun control, mental health laws to stop mass killings
Although there are a lot of things to write about on my list today, I guess I’ll write about mass
Former securities regulators now helping companies negotiate new mortgage rules, while subprime lenders are back in business after crash
My last post describes how five disgraced Wall Street bankers, who are largely responsible for the Great Recession, are living
Former Wall Street chiefs living in ‘quiet luxury’ after Great Recession, while consumers continue to struggle
As a consumer journalist, I post articles frequently about government actions against banks and those that caused the Great Recession.
FTC settles with company that sells home security video cameras connected to the Internet after hackers post hundreds of camera feeds online
A company that markets video cameras designed to allow consumers to monitor their homes remotely has settled Federal Trade Commission