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A Florida Bar Association opinion could have costly legal ramifications for banks embroiled in the robosigning controversy.

July 21 marks the 1-year anniversary of the Dodd-Frank Act. This octopus of financial legislation continues to entangle both consumers and lenders and if left as written will continue to harm the housing industry.

Regardless of where one comes down on the desirability of any one of the raft of new regulations mandated by the Dodd-Frank Act, there is no question that their cumulative impact will be to constrain banking for the next several years.

A writer was unable to stop fraudulent transfers on a Maine town's bank account.

The FBI has reportedly executed search warrants on the homes of suspected members of the hacking group Anonymous.

Consider this analogy for a moment.

Members of the hacking group Anonymous, have found a home at a new social networking site: AnonPlus.

Though banks are expected to have layers of authentication, phone companies require almost none for access to voicemail.

A new software update for Apple's iPhone fixes a security hole, but not all users may want the update.

In Wisconsin, as well as many other states, CU leaders appear to be well versed at playing defense but rarely take the offense...against banks or anyone else.