Here comes an 18-year-old suing her parents to compel them to pay for her college education and other living expenses. The details are in this story from the Daily Record in New Jersey. The teen is living with another family, which is paying her legal expenses ($13,000 so far). [Keep reading]
This is sure to raise alarm with consumers. First American Bank in Illinois issued a warning to consumers on Friday, telling them to stop swiping their credit cards in Chicago taxis. The banks says in a notice on its Website that a system which processes back-seat plastic card transaction for [Keep reading]
Over-limit fees. Retroactive interest rate hikes. Floating due dates and missing bills. Not long ago, millions of credit card users found themselves in a constant arm-wrestling match with credit card issuers, fighting off surprise fees and booby-trapped agreements. But times have changed. Complaints about late fees now make up only [Keep reading]
Bob Sullivan