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CFSI Comments on U.S. Treasury Department's Launch of Tax Time Debit Card Program Benzinga - Sep 03, 2010 Cunning365 (blog)CFSI Comments on U.S. Treasury Department's Launch of Tax Days Debit Card ProgramThe US Treasury Department's announcement of a 2011 pilot program to examine the delivery of tax refunds via debit card accounts represents a critical Treasury Announces Pilot of SAFE-T AccountsTreasury Worry Wants to Increase Minority Access to Banking ServicesTreasury Announces Low-Cost Economic Account Program for Taxpayersall 15 news articles »

North Coast police warn about fraudulent calls seeking debit card information The Daily Astorian - Sep 03, 2010 The guard departments have dealt with debit card scams before, Schermerhorn said, but this one is different in both its scope and the use of phones. Section residents warned of phone call scamall 7 news articles »

How a new credit card affects your credit score CreditCards.com - Sep 03, 2010 Moneywise MagazineIf you've been paying by loot, check or debit card at Costco, you've had to keep good track of how much you're spending as you cruise the aisles or you'll Erasing Confidence in Card Debt: How are Cardholders Doing it?all 30 news articles »

Fraudulent debit-card charges on the rise Tulsa World - Sep 03, 2010 Debit card holders are urged to keep track of their accounts and be on the lookout for fraudulent charges, which have spiked and more »

Net1 Links Virtual Accounts with Mobile Phones to Combat Fraud US Banker - Sep 03, 2010 A prepaid card plc is trying to drive down fraud with an application that replaces plastic cards with virtual accounts that users and more »

New York investigating college credit card offers Debtmerica Relief (blog) - Sep 03, 2010 aircargoworldThe so so college student now graduates into the real world with thousands of dollars in credit card encumbrance under obligation spread across several accounts. Credit Card Marketers Targeting Students Get New Scrutinyall 18 news articles »

No bank account? Get your tax refund on plastic The Associated Press - Sep 02, 2010 WLFI.comEventually, the program could be expanded to reach the 9 million American households that don't have bank accounts. For consumers, the debit cards will be US Exchequer To Offer Low-Cost Bank Accounts For Tax Returnsall 281 news articles »

Bankers, retailers seek fee cut in debit card processing Economic Times - Sep 02, 2010 “When customers pay through debit cards, thereby paying through their bank accounts in what could be the cheapest modes of legal tender transfer, and more »

This Week in Credit Card News Forbes (blog) - Aug 30, 2010 Orb and MailThe National Retail Federation estimates debit card fees, which are about 1 percent to 2 percent of each bargain proceedings, total $20 billion annually. EDITORIAL: Credit Cards: New rules are real for consumers, but we still need Cardholders pay off their credit cardsall 302 news articles »

H&R Block shares advance on quarterly results BusinessWeek - Sep 03, 2010 WebCPAH&R Clog shares advance on quarterly results pilot program to offer people without bank accounts prepaid debit cards to pocket tax refunds. The cards could cut into Block's Emerald Card business, Bennett: H&R Block should move guilt to local tax officesH&R Block 1Q loss narrows despite revenue declineall 207 talk articles »

New rules regarding debit-card fees, ATM withdrawals go into effect July 1 Seattle Times

27.06.10

New regulations will before long require banks to get a customer's permission before charging fees to cover overdrafts caused by debit-card purchases or ATM withdrawals.

Today, most banks automatically furnish this service — sometimes called courtesy-bounce protection — unless customers opt out. They say they do it to spare their customers the hassle or predicament of a debit-card denial.

But it comes at a steep price — $10 to $38 per transaction, according to a Federal Deposit Guaranty Corp. (FDIC) study. If a customer makes several purchases in one day, many banks deduct the largest ones first to compel the account balance below zero so they can charge overdraft fees on the remaining ones. Some banks slap added fees on accounts that odds in the red.

Under changes to Federal Reserve Regulation E, which covers electronic-funds transfers, banks and other financial institutions can no longer claim fees for this service unless consumers opt in and agree to them advance. The changes take effect July 1 for new accounts and Aug. 15 for existing ones.

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