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While it is much better than using a single password, two-factor authentication is not completely uncrackable. Skilled criminals have hijacked authentication read more

Some useful tips from Allan Roth in this AARP article: Saving a few bucks is always good. But making hundreds to a few thousand dollars every year on what you read more

A fissure appears to be developing at the Federal Reserve over when to raise interest rates: One side is preaching caution in a low-inflation environment while read more

Look at the Core CPI chart. This should give us a clue what will most likely happen. 

Investigative reporter Jason Knowles of WLS-TV in Chicago says the chip in his credit card fell out, but he didn’t notice it for days because so many places read more

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From CNBC Employers added a solid 209,000 jobs in July, but sluggish wage growth added to lingering doubts that a lack of inflation could slow the Fed's efforts to read more

From Reuters: U.S. employers hired more workers than expected in July and raised their wages, signs of labor market tightness that likely clears the way for the read more

From Bloomberg To feed its clients' insatiable desire for loans, Morgan Stanley is hoping to gather fresh cash by offering savers the country's top rate for read more

The CFPB said Chase did not have these processes in place and kept consumers in the dark about the results of their reporting disputes and key aspects of their read more

The fiduciary rule, a new Department of Labor regulation that took partial effect on June 9, 2017, requires investment advisers to provide advice that is in the read more

New revelations were made that Wells Fargo & Co. spent many years enrolling borrowers in expensive auto insurance without the customer’s knowledge or consent. read more

"An Obama-era program that created savings accounts to help more people put away money for retirement is being shut down by the Treasury Department, which deemed read more

The most important advice about saving for retirement is this: Start now. Why? Two reasons:----

 Russian national Alexander Vinnik, one of the operators of BTC-e, was arrested in Greece this week, and FinCEN assessed a $12 million penalty against him for read more

From USA Today: Cash - or something close to it - is king again. Enjoying a steady job market but reluctant to spend freely due to economic uncertainty, a wide read more

Trump said not so many months ago he wanted higher rates for the seniors but when the rates went higher he would renegotiate the countries debt. He said he read more

From the WSJ With short-term interest rates on the rise, businesses are seeking bigger payouts on their deposit accounts-and in the second quarter, big banks read more

"Most retirement advice has a flaw: It's being given by people who haven't yet retired. So I asked money experts who have quit the 9-to-5 for their best advice on read more

A six-week break from work provides takeaways for retirement--and the years that will come before.

This is a  projection along with no Medicare increase this year. Real numbers will be out in October.

Heard about debit cards and checks getting stuck in an ATM, but this is the first time I've heard of a person getting stuck in one. From FoxNews: Shocked customers read more

The lender, based in Edinburgh, is restructuring as it sells businesses and dismantles its global investment bank to focus on retail and corporate banking in read more

If the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has its way, consumers will soon have the right to sue banks and credit card companies after years of read more

President Donald Trump is increasingly unlikely to nominate Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen next year for a second term, four people close to the process read more

Quarles would take the lead on rolling back any banking regulation under the Trump administration as vice chairman for supervision, a post created by the 2010 read more

From the Fed minutes-- While almost all members of the Federal Reserve voted to raise interest rates in June, the central bank appears to be divided over its read more

Credit union executives may want to thank their lucky Red, White and Blue stars that they do business in the USA. While Americans were enjoying the Fourth of July read more

"By Retirement is right around the corner for baby boomers -- if they haven't already entered it -- yet so many are financially unprepared. Baby boomers, or those read more