Category Archives: Banks
Don’t Let Chicago Bank Account Fees Leave You in Debt
I’m used to paying for services like electricity, TV and food – but somehow I don’t think I should have to pay a bank to take my money. Yet banks in Chicago and all over the country are charging Americans hundreds of dollars per year just for the privilege of being customers, according to Chicago… Read More »
Atlanta Computer Users Can Protect Their Online Identity With Better Passwords
Experts say computer users should have a different password for every online account. If that’s the case, many of us have a long way to go, say Atlanta bankruptcy attorneys. A recent study found the most common password is still the highly guessable “123456.” In close second is “qwerty.” That’s the equivalent of leaving a… Read More »
Atlanta Bankruptcy Attorneys Cautious of Overdraft Protection Pressure By Banks
Banks are trying to sell consumers on a deal that really is too good to be true, according to Atlanta bankruptcy attorneys. This summer, a new law will go into effect requiring customers to “opt in” to overdraft protection plans offered by banks (previously many banks enrolled customers automatically – often without telling them). Problem… Read More »
Chicago Bankruptcy Attorneys Warn Consumers About Overdraft Protection Fees
You can’t believe everything you read – especially when it comes to your bank, say Chicago bankruptcy attorneys. Many banks are sending out letters urging customers to sign up for overdraft protection, a program that allows your bank to authorize a debit purchase – even if there’s not enough money in your account to cover… Read More »
Atlanta Bankruptcy Attorneys See More Homeowners Default on House Than On Credit Card
What if you had two choices: Pay the mortgage each month, or pay your credit card bill? In the past, choosing was a no-brainer – put the money towards the roof over your head. But increasingly, Americans are starting to prioritize credit cards, meaning the mortgage gets left by the wayside, according to Atlanta bankruptcy… Read More »