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About one in three Americans has now been affected by the Target data breach. Will this massive security incident interrupt the inertia that has held card security in a holding pattern for the past decade?
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New York state regulator Benjamin Lawsky on Tuesday recommended reforms that aim to prevent online payday lenders from debiting consumers' bank accounts through the automated clearing house network.
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Vanity "payment names" could simplify the moving of money for consumers, employers, billers and financial institutions alike, argues Dave Birch of Consult Hyperion.
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Neiman Marcus is being investigated by states including Connecticut and Illinois over the theft of customer credit-card data by hackers, and Target is being sued by Putnam Bank of Connecticut for its data breach during the holiday season.
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JPMorgan Chase said it replaced 2 million payment cards after the breach of consumer data at retailers including Target Corp.
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When I am ready to commit to paying many thousands of dollars financing a home, a car or my kids education, I will offer my business first to those institutions that helped me a 'high-transaction, low-balance customer' get there.
January 14
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The Massachusetts community bank joins the small but growing list of banks letting consumers schedule appointments online.
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A group of 17 Democrats from the House Financial Services Committee Monday called for a full committee hearing to address problems stemming from and related to the recent Target data breach that could have affected up to 110 million consumers.
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The large U.S. banks are being shortsighted when they protest that upgrading the payments system, as the Federal Reserve wants them to do, will require short-term as well as long-term payoffs, argues consultant Dave Birch. Banks in other countries have benefitted greatly from modernization projects, he says, pointing to the examples of M-Pesa in Kenya and Faster Payments in the U.K.
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Instead of trying to blame the Target breach on card companies and drag unrelated issues into the discussion, merchants should work with the payments industry to find solutions.
January 13
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Fifth Third Bancorp (FITB) in Cincinnati now acts as a single-service provider for retailers who use the bank's currency processing solutions suite.
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Transaction data tied to rewards comes with a twist: donating cash back to charity. The California startup called Mogl seeks credit union partners.
January 13 -
No matter how streamlined my finances have become, there is one regular nuisance: sending money to and from family or friends without the friction that requires recipients to provide hard-to-remember information like account numbers and routing numbers.
January 13
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Identification card manufacturer Datacard Group has completed its acquisition of digital identity and information firm Entrust.
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Were asking customers from different demographics to describe what they are looking for from their financial services providers.
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Neiman Marcus Group Ltd. said Jan. 10 that some unauthorized purchases may have been made with customer cards, the second retailer after Target Corp. to be struck by hackers during the important holiday season.
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ATM manufacturer NCR Corp. (NCR) in Duluth, Ga., has completed its $1.65 billion acquisition of online and mobile banking provider Digital Insight Corporation.
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BBVA Compass announced Friday its five finalists for a social media contest that sought fresh ideas for small businesses on the bank's Facebook page.
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New York State Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman released a statement further condemning Target and expressing more steadfast action and support for affected consumers.
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