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Consumer advocacy group Better Markets filed a lawsuit in federal district court Thursday claiming the Federal Reserve's top regulator coached bankers on how to comment on proposed capital rules in "secret meetings."
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Today is National 401(k) Day, and a perfect moment to revisit retirement plans. Advisors can use these five strategies — from IRA rollovers to next-gen outreach — to help clients optimize their savings.
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President Donald Trump said that he supported capping what he called "out-of-control credit card swipe fees" at the Republican midterm convention in Dallas. Wednesday's comments mark the third time the president has said he supported the Credit Card Competition Act.
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A consulting firm working for BMO Harris flagged the processor's charge-back problem in 2015. The FTC says the shell accounts kept coming through 2023.
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The first two articles in this series addressed what banks should measure and how. This final article asks what people often get wrong in calculating AI ROI.
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