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The South Carolina Department of Revenue has announced a plan to help make it easier for state agencies to collect delinquent fees and fines.

The North Carolina-based BB&T is far larger than any other bank regulated by the FDIC. It should be under the supervision of an agency with more experience overseeing large banks.

As credit unions gather in Washington for NAFCU's Congressional Caucus, the trade group's chairman, Ed Templeton, urges CUs to make political advocacy a top priority.

Banks Near Swaps Deal; When Marketplace Loans Sour

Any EMV detractors saying the two-decade-old security against counterfeit cards has long passed its time are likely not aware of what the future has in store for the chip-based technology.

When you think of gift cards, do you still only envision the credit card-sized plastic payments tools given as presents? Like most other tools in the payments industry, gift cards have evolved far beyond their original forms.

Federal regulators have cited F.N.B. Corp. in Pittsburgh for violating rules to protect consumers from unwanted, automated text messages.

Blockchain technology associated with Bitcoin has caught the eye of bankers, but now comes the hard part: figuring out where it can be used — international payments, treasury services or elsewhere — without wasting a lot of time and money in experimentation.

Federal regulators have cited F.N.B. Corp. in Pittsburgh for violating rules to protect consumers from unwanted, automated text messages.

Loan-to-value ratios in commercial real estate lending have returned to their levels from the bubble days, Moody's says. Loss-rates look good for now, but trouble could be coming.