FDIC Looking for a Bailout?
The number of bank failures has jumped so high that the FDIC may now need to borrow money from the Treasury Department to cover reimbursements to customers that lost their money. Now there's a big sign that this banking mess is far from over. Here's how to protect your deposits. Read More.
10th Bank Fails This Year
The government has stepped in to save eight banks this year - is yours next? Here's how to protect yourself and your money. Read More.
Save $300 a Year!
Another day, another bank fee increase. The latest comes from the usual suspect: ATMs. Here's the scoop on how to avoid these costly charges.
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Avoid Social Security Debit Cards
Dolan alert! Click here to learn why you should stay away from the government's new method of delivering Social Security money. Read More.
Watch Those Overdraft Fees!
Granted, it is so convenient being able to withdraw money from your account at any bank's ATM. But watch those fees! Daria Dolan tells you how to plan ahead to avoid unnecessary costs. Read More.
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