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Community Bank in Pasadena, Calif., has completed a debt restructuring that will reduce second-quarter profit, but will improve its cost of funds and margins and increase yearly income.

A study of the top five U.S. auto insurers found an average 49% difference in premium costs for someone with an excellent credit score compared with someone with no credit history.

Global Debt Registry announced that its Account Extinguishment Report is available for free to consumers on its consumer website Debt Lookup. The firm calls it "a solution for protecting consumers from attempts to collect on settled, cancelled or closed accounts."

Square Inc. will eventually be a publicly traded company and could conduct an initial public offering this year if it wanted to, its former chief operating officer said.

Imagine you work for a grocery store where every 18 out of 100 shoppers must be turned away from the register when they arrive with a loaded grocery cart. This would obviously aggravate a lot of shoppers, which is why it’s ridiculous that e-commerce companies do this every day – usually without realizing it.

A watchdog group is proposing a ballot measure that would impose a cap on interest rates charged by the lenders.

Consumers in the Asia-Pacific region no longer view the MasterPass wallet as an option only for big-ticket purchases.

A city of Los Angeles lawsuit accusing Wells Fargo & Co. of opening bank accounts without customers' permission in order to reach sales quotas should be heard in federal court, according to the bank.

Jack Dorsey is following in the footsteps of his Silicon Valley idol – Steve Jobs.

Town officials in Manchester, Conn. have hired a collection agency to pursue people who are delinquent on their motor vehicle taxes.