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To help Spanish-speaking consumers understand their rights when dealing with debt collectors, the Federal Trade Commission has created a Spanish-language graphic novel, Cobradores de Deuda
January 21 -
Two defendants in an alleged identity theft ring that targeted banks in New York City and Westchester County have pleaded guilty.
January 20 -
Online money transfer service WorldRemit has signed a partnership with a telco that serves Africa, Asia and the Middle East to enable its customers to send money to mobile wallet users in those regions.
January 20 -
Ingenico Group, a French maker of payment terminals, has completed its acquisition of Roam.
January 20 -
The average loan size of new homes increased to $311,398 in December from $306,975 in November, according to a Mortgage Bankers Association survey.
January 20 -
A Maine Supreme Court justice has ordered the withdrawal of a public reprimand of a lawyer involved in a mortgage foreclosure scandal related to robo-signing documents.
January 20 -
The S&P/Experian Consumer Credit Default Indices, a measure of changes in consumer credit defaults, continued to show an increase in default rates through December, according to data released Tuesday by S&P Dow Jones Indices and Experian.
January 20 -
The FTC is sending more than $700,000 in refund checks to people who lost money in a "Rachel from Cardholder Services" scheme that promised to reduce the interest rate on consumers' credit cards for an upfront fee.
January 20 -
VantageScore Solutions LLC announced Thursday that the results of a consumer survey found Millennials remain cautious about key life events years after the recession.
January 16 -
In a record Federal Trade Commission settlement involving payday lenders, two companies will pay $21 million to resolve charges that they violated the law by charging consumers undisclosed and inflated fees.
January 16

