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Ten percent of people who used their cellphones to make a deposit had it returned to the originating institution due to fraud, according to new research.
June 6 -
A recap of the informed opinions (and the discussions they generated) on BankThink this week.
June 6
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A report on foreclosures in Los Angeles indicates penalties folded into a foreclosure registry program established in 2010, a program intended to scare property owners into maintaining houses, were never collected.
June 6 -
The $9.7 billion-asset company said in a regulatory filing Wednesday that it could sell the stock from time to time through Credit Suisse Securities.
June 6 -
The Federal Reserve's April report on consumer borrowing, to be released late in the day Friday, is expected to show borrowing rose by $15.6 billion in April.
June 6 -
Repurposing the CRA to root out discrimination based on race and ethnicity risks undermining the CRAs primary objective: to encourage banks to provide credit-related services in lower-income communities.
June 6 -
Wallaby Financial and CreditCards.com are offering a new Web app that recommends payment cards and rewards programs based partly in how consumers make payments.
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The $1.6-billion asset company, based in Asheville, N.C., is headed into Virginia for the first time after announcing plans Thursday to open a commercial loan production office in Roanoke.
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A New York City bank employee is in the news for going the extra mile to ensure that a local homeless man was given a proper goodbye.
June 5
