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The prepaid industry considers standardizing its disclosure of fees and penalties
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Upon her death, a California woman's mortgage problem passed to her children, who must market an underwater home
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A Pew study finds that one in five consumers continues to pay overdraft fees on debit cards, despite new regulations
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Why Debit-Card Overdraft Fees Are Under Scrutiny Again
Past reforms tried to rein in the fees, but consumers still pay $16 billion a year
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JPMorgan Cracks the Mutual Fund Top 10
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Why Foreign Banks Are Shunning American Millionaires
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How JPMorgan Lost $2 Billion Without Really Trying
The bank won't say, but clues are surfacing
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Goldman's Jobs Act
The bank synonymous with Wall Street greed is donating $500 million to small businesses. But does philanthropy focused on job creation really work?
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